Boundaries are an essential part of any healthy relationship with any client. Sometimes in an effort to appease a client coaches can forget to set boundaries. This article provides tips for effectively setting boundaries with clients.
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Darn is a word commonly used out of frustration in the English language. But did you know that DARN is also a building block for motivation?
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What is your destination, and how will you get there? What comes naturally to you, envisioning the end product, or the steps that get you there?
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Next up in our Spotlight Series, Angelina Drews!
“Health Coaching gives me the opportunity to feel a sense of satisfaction in making a difference. Having my own business allows for empowerment in being able to set my own course.”
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Goal setting can be an important tool for clients to use as they progress toward outcomes. However, setting goals for yourself as a health coach can be necessary to grow your practice and save frustration down the line.
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Once a client has been affirmed that it is OK for them to feel the way they feel, then they may be more apt to share in strategic thinking about solutions. The FAVE acronym is a gentle reminder to the coach to put the mindset shift to work.
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The action plan is a tool used to engage patients in behavior-change discussion with a health coach. Here is a resource for coaches wishing to use action planning tools.
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Trust is an essential building block of any coaching relationship. In order for change to occur the client must open up and be able to share about their challenges. How do we build that trust with new clients?
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What do you get when you mix a mother of one, a dog lover, an avid music fan, and a health coach? You get Emily Medlin, certified health coach with WakeMed Health and Hospitals.
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Harvard researchers examined what made people “good listeners,” some of the qualities of these individuals are just what you’d expect; others are surprising. https://t.co/4o2sbtriQL
When Regina McCoy had a client that was expressing constant worry, they worked together to develop a strategy to cope. They developed a "Joy & Pain Journal" to offer a sneak peek into her client's behavior change strategy.
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Remember the little engine that could? “I think I can, I think I can.” What message did we miss from that tale? And how can we build on it?
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Matt Mayberry outlines steps for effective time management in this quick and easy-to-read piece that’s a great resource for any client!
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Congress’ new budget will require changes for Medicare patients. Drug companies will have to give deeper discounts on expensive medications. Given your knowledge about behavior modification, how could this influence a client’s willingness to change regarding medication adherence?
This week's Spotlight Series highlights Scarlett Ruppert, one of our Public Health Education Department's very own MPH students!
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Brittany Cloyd rushed to the ER in July 2017 fearing appendicitis. She was eventually diagnosed with ovarian cysts. Her insurance is now refusing to pay the $12,000 in medical expenses related to the event. As a health coach-- how would you assist Cloyd in coping with this event?