Certified Nutritional Aesthetics Practitioner® (CNAP) Training
Welcome to the Nutritional Aesthetics® Alliance’s Certified Nutritional Aesthetics Practitioner® (CNAP) Training Program!
We’re thrilled that you’re interested in learning more about our groundbreaking, AADP-accredited certification program.
Enrollment for the CNAP Training Program is happening now for the 2020-2021 school year. New students are accepted on a rolling admissions basis.
Our curriculum draws from diverse areas of study to create a well-rounded, inclusive foundation for the practice of Nutritional Aesthetics®, which aims to advance an integrative approach to healthy skin.
This 9-month virtual training program is highly interactive, and brings in principles of alternative, complementary, and conventional medicines, including integrative dermatology, aesthetics, coaching, Ayurveda, and East Asian Medicine, among many other modalities in alignment with the Nutritional Aesthetics® philosophy and mission. We curate information with the goal of offering you a fresh approach to skincare that’s exciting, growing in demand, and proven to deliver results.
Your Tuition Includes
Enrollment into the 2020-2021 CNAP Training Program class
LIFETIME NAA Membership
This Program May Even Redefine Your Own View of Healthy Skin
The CNAP Training Program is open to a range of wellness professionals including licensed aestheticians, Registered Dietitians, nutritionists and certified health coaches, herbalists, aromatherapists, massage therapists, and other qualified wellness professionals pending review of credentials.
Please read the below FAQs and feel free to reach out if you have additional questions about our program.
CNAP Training Program FAQs:
Who can apply to join the CNAP Training Program?
The program will be open to a range of wellness professionals including licensed aestheticians, registered dieticians, nutritionists, and certified health coaches, and other qualified professionals pending review of credentials.
What certification will I receive upon completion?
Those who successfully complete the requirements of the CNAP Training Program will receive the Certified Nutritional Aesthetics Practitioner® (CNAP) credentials.
How can I use the CNAP certification professionally? How do Certified Nutritional Aesthetics Practitioners® work differently from health coaches and aestheticians?
Upon completion of the CNAP Training Program, you will be able to expand your current work to integrate both topical and nutritional approaches that impact skin health and fall within your federal, state, and local-specific scope of practice. Examples of professional applications include work within a spa, physical fitness center, nutrition, or health coaching practice, within an integrative or functional medicine practice, and in collaboration with chiropractors, acupuncturists, or integrative dermatologists.
When does the CNAP Training Program start and what does it cost?
The program operates on rolling admissions, which means students are accepted and may begin at any time. Live calls happen twice monthly between the “school year” of September through June. Tuition is either a single payment of $1597 or three monthly (consecutive) payments of $550/month.
