Classes will be Live Online (Zoom) on Mondays and Thursdays, 10:00am – 1:30pm MST.

Download the Registration Forms below to see the full schedule.

This Introduction Certificate is comprised of the first 2 courses of theÌýNatural Nutrition Diploma Program. It provides a general understanding to the links and connections between health and nutrition. Successful completion of the certificate may be used to transfer to the full program, provided the student meets the program’s admission policy.

Please email calgary@csnn.ca if you have any questions.

Calgary Website

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Classes will be Live Online (Zoom) on Mondays and Thursdays, 6:00 – 9:30pm MST.

Download the Registration Forms below to see the full schedule.

This Introduction Certificate is comprised of the first 2 courses of theÌýNatural Nutrition Diploma Program. It provides a general understanding to the links and connections between health and nutrition. Successful completion of the certificate may be used to transfer to the full program, provided the student meets the program’s admission policy.

Please email calgary@csnn.ca if you have any questions.

Calgary Website

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Delivery Method: Live Online Virtual Classroom (Zoom)

Part 1: Pediatric Symptomatology

• Dates: August 25, 27, September 1
• Time: 10:00amÌý – 1:00pm MST

Designed to provide students the understanding of how to use our new unique pediatric intake forms and assess a child’s nutritional needs. Students will learn motivational interviewing skills regarding consulting families, parents, and children. Students will also learn the importance of working with other healthcare professionals when consulting children and their parents and when referrals are necessary. This course also covers the legal implications of consulting children.

CEUs: 3.0 | Association Upgrade Hours (CAHN-Pro & CANNP): 9 hours

Start the registration process here.

Email: calgary@csnn.ca

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Delivery Method: Live Online Virtual Classroom (Zoom)

Part 2: Childhood Epidemic Health Issues

• Dates: September 3, 8, 10
• Time: 10:00am – 1:30pm MST
• Exam: September 15, 2026

This course was developed due to the epidemic in many illnesses that are affecting the health of our children. Illnesses such as allergies, asthma, learning and behavioural disorders, feeding problems, and obesity have become more prevalent and have reached alarming rates in children of all ages. Understanding the root issues of these illnesses and the future health effects on children is important to be able to address the nutritional imbalances and develop the necessary program to help families.

CEUs: 3.2 | Association Upgrade Hours (CAHN-Pro & CANNP): 10.5 hours

To start the registration process, please click here.

Email: calgary@csnn.ca

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Starts September 8, 2025.Ìý

Tuesdays, 6:00-9:00pm AST

This is open to anyone with an interest in nutrition, a healthier life and/or the desire to help others. This is an introduction to the field of natural of holistic nutrition and is taught in the beginning of each of our program options.Ìý Learn key concepts that are built on in greater depth in the programs. With these workshops, there are no commitments to continue. However, if you love what you are learning and want to learn more, you have options to continue these studies in one of our programs.

Application Form (select the General Interest option)Ìý

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Classes will be Live Online (Zoom) on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:00am – 1:30pm EST.

Download the Registration Forms below to see the full schedule.

This Introduction Certificate is comprised of the first 2 courses of theÌýNatural Nutrition Diploma Program. It provides a general understanding to the links and connections between health and nutrition. Successful completion of the certificate may be used to transfer to the full program, provided the student meets the program’s admission policy.

Part 1 (21 Hours) – This course offers a foundational overview of natural nutrition. This course explains the role of macronutrients, micronutrients, and the importance of water to overall health. It introduces the importance of proper digestion, absorption, and elimination to one’s health, and how certain dietary habits undermine the digestive process. It looks at the nutrient-nutrient interactions and the nutrient-drug interactions. This course also includes one of the main root issues in the development of disease – inflammation and the specific nutrients to help reduce a chronic inflammatory process.

Part 2 (15 Hours) – With a quality, whole foods diet, consumed during each phase of our lifecycle, overall health can be supported. This course identifies specific components of various diets that support health and discusses the changing nutritional needs of various age groups during growth and development. Students also learn about specific health imbalances such as cardiovascular disorders, neurodegenerative disorders, digestive disorders, metabolic disorders, and bone and joint health, and the nutrition to help these health disorders. Students will also learn about the exposure of environmental and nutritional toxins, the related health risks, and the basic guidelines and benefits of detoxification.

Please email mississauga@csnn.ca if you have any questions.

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Classes will be Live Online (Zoom) on Thursday Evenings, 6:30pm – 10:00pm EST.

Download the Registration Forms below to see the full schedule.

This Introduction Certificate is comprised of the first 2 courses of theÌýNatural Nutrition Diploma Program. It provides a general understanding to the links and connections between health and nutrition. Successful completion of the certificate may be used to transfer to the full program, provided the student meets the program’s admission policy.

Part 1 (21 Hours) – This course offers a foundational overview of natural nutrition. This course explains the role of macronutrients, micronutrients, and the importance of water to overall health. It introduces the importance of proper digestion, absorption, and elimination to one’s health, and how certain dietary habits undermine the digestive process. It looks at the nutrient-nutrient interactions and the nutrient-drug interactions. This course also includes one of the main root issues in the development of disease – inflammation and the specific nutrients to help reduce a chronic inflammatory process.

Part 2 (15 Hours) – With a quality, whole foods diet, consumed during each phase of our lifecycle, overall health can be supported. This course identifies specific components of various diets that support health and discusses the changing nutritional needs of various age groups during growth and development. Students also learn about specific health imbalances such as cardiovascular disorders, neurodegenerative disorders, digestive disorders, metabolic disorders, and bone and joint health, and the nutrition to help these health disorders. Students will also learn about the exposure of environmental and nutritional toxins, the related health risks, and the basic guidelines and benefits of detoxification.

Please email mississauga@csnn.ca if you have any questions.

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