The Purpose of This Cohort

As research in women’s health nutrition continues to evolve, many clinicians are left to interpret and apply new findings on their own. This cohort offers a structured and supportive space to:

  • Stay current with recently published, clinically relevant literature

  • Translate evidence into meaningful clinical practice

  • Reduce the time and cognitive load of keeping up with research

What You’ll Gain

  • Time Back

    We review, synthesize, and contextualize new and emerging research so you don’t have to

  • Up-to-date Evidence

    Sessions focus on recently published and clinically relevant articles in women’s health nutrition so you can better support your clients

  • Confidence in Clinical Decision-making

    Discuss how evidence translates to care through structured clinical cases

  • Professional Community

    Engage with dietitians and healthcare professionals who share the same interest in women’s health

  • Pratical Tools

    Bonus Toolkit: Women’s Health Symptom Checklist + Women's Nutrition Assessment Template

Topics covered in this cohort

We dive into a key topic in women’s health nutrition, grounded in clinical practice and informed by recently published research and critical appraisal. Topics included in the spring 2026 cohort included:

  • Endometriosis

  • Perimenopause & Menopause

  • Fertility & Preconception Nutrition

  • PMS & PMDD

What to expect from each recorded session

  • Critical review and key takeaways from recent peer-reviewed research relevant to clinical practice

  • Case-based discussions to explore clinical decision-making

  • Q&A and shared discussion

Practical Resources for Your Practice

Access supplementary resources designed to support your learning and make it easier to apply what you’ve learned in clinical practice.





Meet your instructors, Celine and Nilou

Explore clinical nuance and learn from two practitioners with a combined 28 years of experience, who have supported thousands of women across the lifespan and have provided continuing education to over 1,000 healthcare professionals.

Instructor(s)

Celine Saloumi

Celine Saloumi, RD, is a registered dietitian with over 18 years of clinical experience, focusing her practice on women’s health and fertility. Her work is informed by both clinical practice and lived experience, including infertility and endometriosis. She supports women and couples navigating fertility challenges, gynecological conditions, and reproductive health concerns. Celine is also an educator and speaker, delivering professional trainings and continuing education for healthcare professionals. She is the author of Endometriosis, Nutrition, and Lifestyle (French), published in January 2026

Niloufar Deilami

Niloufar is a private practice dietitian based in Vancouver, Canada. Her practice is focused on women's health nutrition across the lifecycle. She started her career in Toronto working in various clinical roles including diabetes, cardiology and cardiac rehabilitation, and general outpatient nutrition. Niloufar has also worked as a Knowledge Translation and Education specialist at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, supporting e-learning and program development for healthcare providers and patients. After years of working with women and learning about the significant gaps in knowledge when it came to women's health nutrition, she decided to combine her e-learning development skills and her clinical expertise to develop the Women's Health Nutrition Learning Hub, a platform that supports practitioners who want to learn more about women's health. Feel free to contact Niloufar at [email protected] if you have any questions related to this course.

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FAQ

  • Can I join this cohort if I don’t work in women’s health?

    Yes — you can absolutely join, even if you don’t currently work in women’s health. The cohort is open to any dietitian or nutritionist who is interested in women’s health nutrition and wants to build their knowledge in this area. You don’t need to already work primarily in women’s health, but sessions do assume some foundational nutrition knowledge and are focused on reviewing and critically evaluating current research. Many join to: Expand into women’s health as a new area of practice, strengthen their ability to interpret and apply research, stay up to date with new research as it continues to emerge, even if women’s health is not yet a main area of practice. As long as you’re interested in engaging with the literature and clinical discussions, you’ll get value from the cohort.

  • Will registrants receive a certificate of completion?

    Registrants who complete all four months of the cohort will receive a certificate at the end of the series.

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