The Canadian Association of Natural Nutritional Practitioners is a
professional organization delivering outstanding member benefits
and empowering nutritional counsellors with a strong collective voice.
working with insurers to get services covered — presently Manulife, GreenShield Canada, iA Financial Group and Blue Cross Alberta will cover our services when policies specifically include nutritional counselling.
tools, podcasts, events, articles— almost every
offer has a ‘building a successful business’ focus.
The list of CANNP Benefits is extensive and continues to grow. Find out which are CANNP Approved Schools and the Legal Notes pertaining to Membership. Get key questions answered
in the Q & A section and the Links that are important for Members to explore.
Access the Qualifications required as well as the appropriate Application for both new and renewing members. Renewing members can reduce rates with the Membership Renewal Advantage program.
Access to all that is pertainent to Professional Members including business and research tools, chat and networking forum, great deals and so much more. Student Members also can access limited benefits.
The CANNP provided everything that I needed to get started with my business. I purchased the Starter Kit and TrueView, and off I went. Within a few weeks I was up and running. CANNP made it a very easy transition from school to business. I appreciate the podcasts, advice and access to the learning tools to keep me updated.
Jennifer B.
You have made the decision to become a nutritional consultant. You are expecting your first client. You are so excited, and nervous! You may be wondering just how to start. Every practitioner is as unique as the client he/she sees and we are here to tell you there is no single
Whenever I see such accreditations being offered the first thing I ask is “Certified” or “Registered” by whom? As there is no national or provincial governing body for nutritionists – such titles do not reflect any kind of official industry accreditation.
Re: Recent petition to ‘protect “nutritionist” as a professional designation for Registered Dietitians’ Currently in Ontario, the Registered Dietitians (RDs) want the word “nutritionist” to be exclusively used by registered dietitians because they believe that the word is “widely misunderstood by the public” and they state “the ultimate goal of this initiative is to protect […]