Nutritional psychology
Food is one of the basic human needs. We eat to survive. But food is more than just a necessity. It is a need that must be satisfied both physically and emotionally.
We all have a connection to our food. Our eating habits are closely linked to our emotions and personality. In our culture, food is an important part of social gatherings. We eat to relax, to experience joy, and to find comfort.
In this course section, food preferences of different age groups and genders are highlighted. Eating disorders are also discussed in this course section. In addition to the different types of eating disorders, you will also learn about possible forms of therapy. Our dietary habits and our attitude towards our food have a significant impact on our health and our psychology.
In addition, we delve into supermarket psychology and the psychological tricks used by the food industry, such as how products are placed and why fruits and vegetables are located at the entrance area.
Eating psychology is a very exciting subject for participants in the Nutrition Trainer Training. Afterward, you will surely see shopping centers with a different perspective.