Here’s your opportunity to help others lead healthy lives of optimal wellness

Have you ever found yourself discussing health care with a friend or family member and realized that you really enjoy the simple act of sharing valuable insights about health and nutrition?

I think anyone who’s ever launched a career in health care has had that feeling — a moment that contains the spark that sends them forward in their pursuit.

From e-mails and letters I receive every day, I know many e-Alert readers are involved in the health care profession. If that describes you, or if a health care career is something you’ve been considering, then I think you’ll be excited as I am about a new opportunity offered by HSI Panelist Ann Louise Gittleman, Ph.D.

As you may recall, Ann Louise is a renowned nutrition specialist and the author of many books on health and healing, including “The Fat Flush Plan,” a New York Times bestseller, and “Zapped” an essential guide for avoiding the overwhelming barrage of electropollution we’re exposed to daily.

Ann Louise has also taught at the National Institute of Whole Health (NIWH), which she describes as “the most credentialed integrative health certification program in the country.”

On her website, Ann Louise notes that NIWH faculty “bridge the gap between traditional medicine and the alternative healing arts” with programs that “focus on the physical, emotional, nutritional, environmental and spiritual aspects of an individual’s lifestyle.”

And because NIWH classes are streamed online via high quality video from teaching hospitals and leading medical schools, virtually anyone in the world can “attend” from the comfort of their own home.

In a recent e-mail I received from Ann Louise, she wrote: “As part of the HSI advisory board, I would like to make NIWH certifications and courses available to the HSI community, and provide interested students with a generous discount upon enrolling.”

What do you think? Are you feeling that spark? Ready to get started?

If so, you can get detailed information about course offerings on Ann Louise’s website which you can find here.

Don’t miss this opportunity to begin an exciting career helping others lead healthy lives of optimum wellness.

Sources:
“Become a Nutrition Educator or Holistic Health Coach” Ann Louise Gittleman, 11/15/11, annlouise.com