STORM NUTRITION STUDY SUPPORT

Elevate your practice with our CNSC Prep, Nutrition Support Resources & NICU Nutrition Training!

Why STORM NUTRITION STUDY SUPPORT?

Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just beginning your journey in nutrition support, our study materials provide the knowledge and tools you need to excel. From detailed study guides to practice exams, we’ve got you covered every step of the way.

Nutrition Support Trainings

Dive into engaging and informative training manuals designed to deepen your knowledge of nutrition principles.

Study Resources

Explore a curated collection of resources, including outlines, case studies, and practice questions to reinforce your learning and retention.

CNSC Exam Preparation

Prepare with confidence using our expertly crafted exam preparation materials, designed to align with the latest exam guidelines.

Meet the Author

Bridget Storm is a skilled nutrition support dietitian with expertise in nutrition support, critical care and NICU. Bridget is a leader on CNSC exam preparation and has developed PN order-writing resources for new providers. Bridget teaches nutrition support orientation classes for local internship programs, and she is actively engaged in initiatives to advance nutrition support practice and provide mentorship to aspiring nutrition support clinicians.

Bridget is an active member of AND and ASPEN, including dietetic practice groups and local affiliates. She is a Social Media Coordinator for DNS and participates on the Malnutrition Committee and Clinical Practice Guidelines Relief Panel for ASPEN.

Bridget has presented for FNCE, local AND affiliates, and the AND Center for Lifelong Learning on nutrition support competency, critical care nutrition, refeeding syndrome, sarcopenic obesity, and Telenutrition.

Thinking about becoming a Certified Nutrition Support Clinician (CNSC)? Don’t miss our latest episode: “Preparing for the CNSC Examination” featuring Bridget Storm, MA, RD, LDN, CNSC—nutrition support expert, educator, and owner of Storm Nutrition Study Support.

In this Q&A-style conversation, Bridget shares practical tips for exam prep, study resources, common pitfalls, and time management strategies for busy professionals. Whether you’re just starting to think about certification or deep into your study plan, this episode is packed with insights to help you succeed.

This episode was recorded on 5/7/25 and is hosted by Christina Rollins, MBA, MS, RDN, LDN, FAND, CNSC. Recorded: May 7, 2025.

Breaking Down the CNSC Exam
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NICU Resouorces

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Nourishing Tiny Humans: Neonatal Nutrition Essentials

Nutrition Support Resources

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RD Training Guide : Feeding the Critically Ill & GI Compromised

CNSC Resources

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Storm CNSC Study Guide

What Client Say About Us

Amy L

I was fortunate to have the CNSC Study Guide before I took the CNSC exam this past October and I am so happy I did! I was so overwhelmed with the ASPEN Core Curriculum and honestly didn’t even know what to focus on when I was studying. This study guide highlights all of the important information you need to know while studying for the exam.

Amber K

The Storm CNSC study guide is an invaluable tool for any registered dietitian looking a better way to study for certification or re-certification in nutrition support, rather than just reading the core curriculum. This provides so much information, without being overwhelming. The visuals are great, and so are the “study notes.”Definitely five stars!

Elizabeth Donovan

The Parenteral Nutrition Training Guide has been an invaluable resource in my journey of learning TPN. The guide is user-friendly and visually appealing, utilizing different colors and formats to enhance comprehension. It expertly breaks down complex topics such as calculating macronutrients and managing electrolytes, making challenging concepts manageable. I highly recommend this resource to anyone looking to deepen their understanding of parenteral nutrition.

Amy M.

The CNSC Study sessions were exactly what I needed to prepare for the exam. Clear information and time set aside to review many topics! I can confidently say I would not have passed the exam this spring without those sessions!

Tamara Kinn

Very nice review, very detailed covering many topic areas on exam. Nice format, rather than just test questions, it provides much more detail and information. It supplemented my ASPEN study materials very well.

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Latest Blogs

01 Top 10 Reasons to Become a Certified Nutrition Support Clinician (CNSC)

In the dynamic field of healthcare, the role of a Certified Nutrition Support Clinician (CNSC) is vital for ensuring optimal patient outcomes. Specializing in nutrition support offers a unique and rewarding career path. Here are the top 10 reasons to become a CNSC:

By : Bridget Storm

02 The Vital Role of Dietitians in Critical Care

In the critical care environment, the role of dietitians is indispensable. As healthcare professionals specializing in nutrition, dietitians ensure that patients in critical care receive the necessary nutrients to support their recovery, manage chronic conditions, and improve their overall health outcomes.

By : Bridget Storm

03 SMART Study Tools: Self-Assessment Tracking

Self-assessment tracking is a systematic approach to monitoring your learning progress. It involves reflecting on your knowledge and skills, assessing your performance, and making adjustments to your study strategies as needed. By actively engaging in self-assessment, you become more.

By : Bridget Storm

04 Nutrition Support Challenges in Critical Care: Overcoming Obstacles to Improve Patient Outcomes

In critical care settings, providing optimal nutrition support is a complex yet crucial aspect of patient care management. Patients in intensive care units (ICUs) often have unique nutritional needs due to the severity of their illnesses.

By : Bridget Storm

05 Balancing Work and Study: A Guide to Juggling Responsibilities

In today’s fast-paced world, many individuals find themselves wearing multiple hats, juggling both work and study responsibilities. Whether you’re a full-time employee pursuing a degree or a part-time worker taking online courses, finding .