Nada Mcharafie-Yehia's Biography
As a successful Registered Holistic Nutritionist, Nada has the skills and knowledge to establish and to coach clients' nutritional balance and to create an integrated plan to meet all of the clients' unique needs.
She is a graduate of the Natural Nutrition Program from the Canadian School of Natural Nutrition. She completed her diploma in Holistic Nutrition Symptomatology and Personal Assessments of Nutri-System Planning, and holds the expertise of handling clients' case studies, drawing a unique program that fits into individual’s needs. She has also completed the Wellness Education program that included Stress Management, Personal Development and other courses from Sheridan College.
Her passion is for Holistic Nutrition, Research, and creating high concentration of Nutrional recipes- like making extracts to prevent Parasites and Candida growth.
She believes in giving one on one counseling sessions, by bringing a clear understanding to the client's emotional state, which has a major affect on their mental and biological wellbeing. In addition, she guides her clients step by step to deal with stressful situations that has a major factor in revealing their emotional blockages or insecurities.
She has been practicing Holistic Healing since 2009 and has managed variable health issues related to nutritional imbalances. She has majorly helped several people in her community and is currently balancing managing an office from home, and an office in “Thumbs Up 4 Shiatsu” in Oakville as a Holistic Nutritionist.
What Nutrition trainers said about Nada
- Nada’s approach had a great impact in supporting the client’s stress management program in combination with the nutrition program.
- Nada has an in-depth knowledge of nutrition related issues such as:
- Food Sensitivities,
- Allergies,
- Arthritis,
- Diabetes,
- Atherosclerosis…
- Can create nutrients rich meal planning, educate and bring awareness to individuals, to lead a healthier lifestyle without compromising their health by the confusing media and theories that sometimes can be misleading, and by directing her clients to the core knowledge of nutritional needs.
