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Justin Bethoney, NPIntegrative Psychiatric Nursing

Service

Diet & Lifestyle Guidance

  • Telehealth by Zoom
  • Ages 5 and up
  • Licensed in OR, WA, ME, FL

In short

Diet and lifestyle guidance addresses the everyday factors that can drive mental health symptoms: sleep, what and when you eat, exercise and stress. Justin Bethoney, PMHNP, author of The Mental Wellness Diet, builds a few prioritized changes into each plan and recommends a small number of supplements through Fullscript, with no commission.

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Food and the brain

Justin's book, The Mental Wellness Diet (2020), explains how key nutrients in healthy food improve mood, emotional regulation and overall brain function, and why nutrients abundant in ancestral diets matter for how we feel and function day to day.

More recent research has continued to support those ideas, including the importance of fueling the brain's frontal cortex, and of the balance between excitation and inhibition in the brain, which when off can overexcite emotional centers and contribute to anxiety, depression and scattered thinking.

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Practical, prioritized changes

Rather than a long list of rules, visits focus on the few changes most likely to help: sleep, regular meals, movement and stress management. Lab results, symptoms and habits are tracked together so progress is visible.

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Supplements, transparently

Justin recommends a few supplements to most patients, including therapy-only patients, through Fullscript. He takes no profit or commission; patients receive his non-commission 10% discount. He does not sell supplements or any other products.

Often part of care for

From Justin's book, free to read

Go deeper in The Mental Wellness Diet

Common questions

Is this a meal plan or diet program?

No. It is clinical guidance within psychiatric care, focused on the specific factors likely contributing to your symptoms.

Does Justin earn money from supplement recommendations?

No. He takes no commission through Fullscript and passes on a 10% discount.

Ready to get to the root of it?

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In crisis? Call or text 988, call 911, or go to the nearest emergency room.