MENTORSHIP PROGRAM
We help integrative nutritionists and herbalists get credentialed in the field and launch successful and thriving practices.
YOUR HOME FOR...
Mentorship.
Empowerment.
Community.
MENTORSHIP APPLICATION
The Nutrition and Herb Collective is now accepting applications. We enroll candidates on a rolling basis, Please complete the application 1-2 months prior to your desired start date. We will follow-up with you to set up a zoom or phone meeting if you have not already met with someone on our team. Once accepted, a candidate can join our program within 4-8 weeks as long as all requirements are met.
Requirements
Nutritionist: Graduate of a Master’s degree program in Nutrition or at the clinical portion of one's training. Exceptions are made for those who are already practicing clinically. Meets all requirements for the CNS credential.
Herbalist: Completion of 300+ hours of education. Currently in clinical practice or ready to practice as a clinician
Other: Must obtain liability insurance prior to the start date & Google Workspace.
Application includes
Resume/CV
Letter of Intent that includes the following:
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Your story of how you started down this career path
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Your goals as a professional nutritionist and/or herbalist
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Your goals for this internship experience
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If applicable, describe your clinical experience as a nutritionist and/or herbalist.
Cost: $375/month.
4 month minimum commitment.
I am so happy that I chose Rebecca Snow to be my mentor while I completed my hours for my CNS. Rebecca was knowledgeable not only in nutrition, but was able to weave in relevant herbal information that I use to support my patients to this day. I never felt like I was alone in those first days with patients because I knew Rebecca was there to support my growth as a practitioner. And her group webinars that were also a part of the program were a great way to deepen my education on a variety of topics. I’m sure I will refer to the slides she shared for the rest of my time as a practitioner.
— Lara Lattman, MS, CNS, LDN