The Center for Obesity Prevention, Treatment, Education, and Research team comprises essential roles in providing comprehensive care to individuals seeking assistance with obesity.
Physician (Medical Assessment and Treatment):
- Conduct thorough medical assessments to understand individuals' overall health, medical history, and factors contributing to obesity.
- Develop personalized treatment plans, including medical interventions when necessary.
- Monitor and manage obesity-related health conditions, prescribing medications or interventions as needed.
Dietitian 1 (Nutritional Assessment):
- Perform nutritional assessments to understand dietary habits, preferences, and nutritional needs.
- Develop personalized nutrition plans promoting balanced and sustainable healthy eating
- Provide ongoing support and education on nutrition, emphasizing portion control and mindful eating.
Dietitian 2 (Diet Plan):
- Collaborate to create customized, realistic diet plans tailored to health goals.
- Educate on proper meal planning, incorporating nutrient-dense foods.
- Monitor progress and adjust diet plans based on individual responses and feedback.
Center Coordinator:
- Assist with administrative tasks, including scheduling appointments and managing records.
- Welcome and assist clients, providing a supportive environment.
- Maintain an organized workflow within the center.
Contact
Phone: 09-208000 Ext. 2861; Email: copter@ndu.edu.lb
Future Roles
Physical Trainer:
- Conduct fitness assessments to determine fitness levels and limitations.
- Design personalized exercise programs aligned with health status and goals.
- Provide guidance and support to ensure adherence to exercise regimens.
Psychotherapist:
- Conduct psychological assessments to understand emotional aspects related to obesity.
- Offer individual or group counseling to address emotional issues and stressors.
- Collaborate with the team to ensure a holistic approach to obesity management.
Through the expertise of the team, including physicians, dietitians, physical trainers, psychotherapists, and the center coordinator, we ensure a multidisciplinary approach to obesity prevention and treatment. This approach addresses diverse needs, promoting holistic well-being and long-term success in managing obesity.