30-Hours Professional Diploma in Childhood Obesity
Credit hours
3
Childhood obesity has biological, environmental and social causes, and this course explores each of them. Learners study nutrition guidelines for children, physical activity and screen time, the emotional impact of obesity, early identification and screening, family involvement, and behaviour change and motivational techniques. It suits parents, teachers, health promoters and early years staff.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Childhood Obesity: Scope and Significance
- 02Biological, Environmental and Socioeconomic Causes
- 03Nutritional Guidelines for Children and Healthy Eating Habits
- 04Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviour in Childhood
- 05Psychological and Emotional Impact of Obesity
- 06Early Identification, Screening, and Risk Assessment
- 07Family Involvement and Parenting Strategies
- 08Behaviour Change Techniques and Motivational Approaches
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