Lifestyle LinksThe American College of Lifestyle Medicine provides the following resource links as a service to clinicians.(No guarantee or warranty, express or implied, is made regarding these materials. Every reasonable effort is made to select only evidence-based, scientific materials. Nonetheless, please review all materials to determine their applicability and suitability to your needs.)Clinical Practicehttp://motivationalinterview.org Information about motivational interviewing. http://ok.essortment.com/publicspeaking_reod.htm The art of public speaking.Heart Healthhttp://www.americanheart.org American Heart AssociationDiet & Nutrition http://depts.washington.edu/nwlrc/dietfis.htmlThe Northwest Lipid Research Clinic Fat Intake Scale.http://riskfactor.cancer.gov/DHQThe National Cancer Institute site with a self-administered food frequency questionnaire.http://www.nalusda.gov/fnicFood & Nutrition Information Center, US Dept of Agriculture for food guide pyramid, dietary supplements, and much more.http://www.usda.gov/cnppCenter for Nutrion Policy Promotion, US Dept of Ag for dietary guidelines, interactive healthy eating index and more.http://www.cyberdiet.comNutrition information and self-assessment materials http://vrg.orgInformation about vegetarian diets from the Vegetarian Resource Group.http://www.eatright.orgAmerican Dietetic Association.Exercise & Fitness http://www.health.gov/paguidelinesU.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services Physical Activity Guidelines http://www.shapeup.org Consumer weight control site. http://www.justmove.org Affiliated with American Heart Association; exercise diary. http://www.fitness.gov President's Council on Physical Fitness and sports site with links.http://www.exerciseismedicine.orgBy the Exercise is Medicine Task ForceNutrition & Fitness for children and teenshttp://www.dole5aday.com Educates about fruits and vegetables. http://www.fns.usda.gov/tn Teen Nutrition site to empower children to make healthy food and activity choices.Smoking Cessationhttp://www.smokefree.gov/Resources and tools to help stop smoking Be Active Your Way (open accessible version in new window)
http://vrg.orgInformation about vegetarian diets from the Vegetarian Resource Group.http://www.eatright.orgAmerican Dietetic Association.
Be Active Your Way (open accessible version in new window)