Rosalie Moscoe

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osalie Moscoe, R.H.N., R.N.C.P. is a Stress, Wellness and Nutritional Consultant and professional speaker. She is a graduate of Centennial College’s post graduate Workplace Wellness and Health Promotion Program ‘95 and The Canadian School of Natural Nutrition, ’98 with a RHN designation. She received her RNCP designation from the International Organization of Nutritional Consultants in ’99.  She completed Workplace Health Systems Program, Health Canada in ’95.

Teacher and Professional Speaker A former college instructor, in 1999 she taught A Wellness Approach to Stress Management at Centennial College. Her background, interest and research in wellness, stress and nutrition education give her the tools to empower people to increase their own health, wellness, productivity and morale. A professional member of Canadian Association of Professional Speakers, and international affiliates, she has been speaking  on subjects of well-being for conferences, and for staff of organizations, such as corporations, hospitals, associations and Ontario and Canadian government agencies.

Nutritional Consulting

Rosalie also gives individual consulting in holistic nutrition to help people toward better mental and physical health. She gives consults for patients of various medical doctors in Toronto: (Dr. M. Zitney of the Headache & Pain Relief Centre, Dr. B. Waern, Dr. J. Dubins, Dr. S. Kustka) and others.

Rosalie Is Vice Chair and Board Member of the International Schizophrenia Foundation, and Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine - a charitable foundation promoting therapeutic nutrition for mental and physical illnesses – a cause dear to her heart. She has been a member since ’90.

Rosalie is author of newly released e-book: Frazzled Hurried Woman! Your Stress Relief Guide to Thriving...Not Merely Surviving, a comprehensive stress management pathway that offers hope, health and well-being. She has also produced CDs and videos on stress relief and a CD on Food and Mood.

Featured on the front page of The National Post in 2003 regarding her work on the hurried woman, and followed in other publications, she also brings her work to individuals through her many published articles.

Formerly, Rosalie was a singer, writer and performer for children, having recorded five children’s music albums, published a music and activity book for children, and as part of the Canadian Duo, Jim & Rosalie was nominated for two Juno (Canadian Music) awards for “Best Children’s Album”.

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