Speaker Services

· Annual One Day Seminar
· Multi-level Small Group Trainings

Dr. Allott is passionate about addressing the physical and psychological components that are involved in obesity. She believes that mental-health professionals, nutritionists/dietitians and other professionals are in a unique position to address overweight eating disorders and sugar addictions.  She provides continuing education credits to mental health professionals to empower them with understanding and treatment strategies for overweight eating disorders and sugar addictions, as well as the cluster of other diagnoses that accompany obesity including depression, anxiety, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Annual One Day Seminar in August:
Nutritional and Complementary Treatment for Mental Health Disorders: Non-Pharmaceutical Strategies that work!

Dr. Allott provides a continuing education seminar to mental health professionals.  The seminar, also available to the interested public, is a cost-effective way of empowering you with useful information.  It covers a wide range of issues including increasing energy and mental clarity, treating depression and anxiety, and selecting complementary and alternative practitioners to improve physical and mental health.  For more information on the August seminar please contact: www.pesi.com.

“I have personally worked with hundreds of speakers across the country and Kristen is at the top of the list when it comes to performance, professionalism, knowledge and charm and this is reflected in stellar audience reviews. Kristen connects with learners instantly and is able to cut through the expanse of information to provide the specific content that can change peoples’ lives.” — Michael Olson, M.S., Senior Project Manager, PESI, LLC

CE Events

Multi-level Small Group Trainings

Overweight Eating Disorders and Sugar Addictions Treatment Trainings

Each Group will have:

  • Handouts complementing information presented
  • Case Consultations
  • Deeper understanding of how the physical affects the emotional.

Level 1: Success with the Basics

Goals:

  1. To be able to identify and apply how hypoglycemia affects energy, mental clarity, anxiety, irritation, depression, and hunger
  2. To be able to explain Good Fats vs. Bad Fats
  3. A clear understanding of how to read packaged food labels
  4. Successfully starting an exercise routine both safely and comfortably

Level 2: Neurotransmitters

Goals:

  1. Learn to assess deficiencies in dopamine, acetylcholine, GABA, and serotonin
  2. Understanding behaviors that deplete and support neurotransmitters
  3. To be able to make food and behavior suggestions that support neurotransmitters

Level 3: Putting It All Together

Goals:

  1. Understanding diabetes, obesity, and cardiovascular disease, how the physical affects the emotional, and road maps for normalizing behavior with food and exercise
  2. What symptoms to watch for that indicate a need for a referral to a medical professional
  3. Setting up a team for success that includes medical professionals, naturopathic physicians, acupuncturist, nutritionist, fitness trainers, families, and friends

If you are interested in attending an Overeating Disorder and Sugar Addiction Treatment Training:

  • Gather 6-20 professionals who are interested in treating overweight eating disorders and sugar addictions.
  • Contact Dr. Allott to find some dates.
  • Cost is based on the group, time and travel.

  • Dr. Allott maintains a list of individuals who are interested in attending new training opportunities. When six people have signed up, she will start a new training usually on Friday mornings.

“Dr. Kristen Allott brings all the facts with her, and presents them in such an understandable, practical, and encouraging way, our clients leave with information they can use immediately and the realization that they really can make a difference in how they feel right away.  Dr. Allott is a compassionate teacher who connects with her participants and helps them make sense out of topics they’ve believed were overwhelming.  We’re so glad to have her.” — Amy Condon, Director Women’s Program at A Positive Alternative