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SPROUTS:
Food and Mood: Eating Well, Feeling Well

About the Course

This class focuses on exploring the connection between nutrition and mood, empowering Sprouts to make informed food choices that support both their physical health and emotional well-being.


Course Highlights:


Introduction to Food and Mood:

  • Exploring the relationship between what we eat and how it affects our feelings and energy levels.

  • Understanding how different nutrients can impact mood and overall mental health.


Basics of Nutrition:

  • Learning about essential nutrients, including vitamins, minerals, proteins, fats, and carbohydrates.


Mood-Boosting Foods:

  • Identifying foods that can help improve mood and energy, such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins.

  • Exploring recipes and meal ideas that enhance both physical and emotional well-being.

  • Discussing the concept of emotional eating and its impact on mood and health.


Balancing Meals:

  • Practicing meal planning and preparation to incorporate a variety of nutrient-rich foods into their diet.


Hydration and Mood:

  • Learning about the importance of hydration and its effects on mood and overall health.


Mindful Eating Practices:

  • Introducing the concept of mindful eating to help recognize hunger cues and enjoy meals more fully.

  • Practicing mindful eating techniques to foster a healthier relationship with food.


Emotional Well-Being and Food Choices:

  • Discussing the role of a balanced diet in managing stress and supporting mental health.


Creative Cooking Activities:

  • Participating in hands-on cooking sessions to prepare mood-boosting recipes and snacks.


Interactive Games and Learning:

  • Using fun games and activities to reinforce learning about nutrition and its effects on mood.


By the end of this course, our Sprouts will gain a deeper understanding of how their food choices influence their mood and overall health. "Eating Well, Feeling Well" is a journey towards making informed, balanced food choices that support both their physical and emotional well-being.

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