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Wellness Coaching Competencies

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Friday -estes November 19th - 8 hours of Live Training with Dr. Michael Arloski

Miramon t Lifestyle Fitness Center

Fort Collins, Colorado


Spend 8 hours with Dr. Michael Arloski author of Wellness Coaching for Lifestyle Change and leader in the field of Wellness and Wellness Coaching. Learn the powerful interpersonal skills of coaching and how to promote and support lifestyle change. The emphasis is the use of wellness coaching in time limited settings - brief interventions.

$195.00 – Space is Limited !istock_000006286614xsmall Individuals successfully completing this seminar will receive a certificate of completion. ACSM CE's available. For more information or to register email or call Deborah - This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or 866-568-4702 toll free or 970-568-4700 local

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Who: This Seminar would be valuable for any health and wellness professional desiring to add behavioral change competencies to their existing skills.


Content Outline


Introductions and training details

-       Matching wellness coaching and your work goals

-       Professionalism in coaching

Motivating Wellness From The Inside Out

-       What determines our health?
-       Foundational Theories
-       The illness / Wellness Continuum
-       Defining Wellness
-       Taking wellness one on one
-       The mind set shift - Moving from “Prescribe & Treat” and “Educate & Implore” to “Advocate & Inspire”- The Coach Mindset
-       Applying the mindset shift to your setting

-       Motivational Mindsets & Strategies for Coaching

-       The Positive Psychology movement

Wellness Coaching Skills

Overview of coaching skills and the core competencies of coaching

The coaching conversation - a conversation for change

  • Creating the alliance through trust, clarity and connection
  • The facilitative conditions of coaching
  • Listening skills
  • How to effectively work with Powerful Questions & Inquiry
  • Support & Accountability
Skills Demonstrations and Practice

ChangeatalllevelsReadiness For Change

Prochaskas readiness for change theory
Gain an understanding of how a person’s readiness for change influences their ability to change
Grief and readiness for change
Development and readiness for change
Applying
readiness to change theory to wellness coaching and putting it to practice in your wellness work.

Wellness Coaching Tools & Methods

Laser Coaching - use of Wellness Coaching when time is Limited.

The Self-Care Continuum

The use of Motivational Interviewing in resolving ambivalence

Coaching for Stress Reduction & Resiliency

Coach through habit


Coaching Clients With Health Challenges (this is taken much deeper in the WM360Wellness & health Coach certification”)

  1. The behavioral side of medical compliance – helping your client with the “Lifestyle Prescription”
  2. Coaching beyond the compliance
  3. Specifics for recently diagnosed clients
  4. Brief - Coaching people with diabetes, heart disease and other health challenges


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Colorado - December "Wellness & Health Coach" Certification Intensive PDF  | Print |  E-mail
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Wellness Coach Certification Overview

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pdf - Registration Form - December in Colorado

Online Registration (credit/debit card only)

 

 

 

 

 

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Real Balance Global Wellness Services llc provides training and consultation to Hospitals & Medical Facilities, EAP programs, Disease Management Companies, Corporate Wellness Programs, Fitness Centers, and all companies wanting to affect health outcomes.

 

Impact the health of your clients or employees where change is really possible. Gain the skills needed to motivate people to make positive lifestyle changes and accomplish goals they never thought possible. RBGWS training gives your staff the mindset, the model and the interpersonal skills to be truly effective at helping people succeed at lasting lifestyle change. Real Balance GWS will work with you to create an Individualized Training Plan that meets your business goals, your employee or client health needs. We can develop a training format that meets your schedule, and your budget.

 

Benefits bkcover3of Wellness Coach & Lifestyle Change Training?
  • Wellness Professionals find measurable lifestyle improvements in their clients.
  • Managers see a reduction in absenteeism and an increase in productivity.
  • Individuals who participate are happier, healthier and more productive in their lives.
  • Health care providers & disease management companies find medical compliance for lifestyle issues.
  • Administratoristock_000006521621xsmalls and CEO's find a reduction in the cost of health care.

Like most  health management initiatives, health & wellness coaching programs are facing increased bottom line scrutiny. Coaching programs need to demonstrate on a variety of levels the positive impact and return on investment their programs will have from a financial and clinical perspective. Structuring an effective ROI calculation is a key to the ongoing success of health coaching initiatives. One of the considerations when looking at impact on reduction in healthcare costs or an increase in employee productivity is what to measure.

A few areas that come to mind are:

  • Absenteeism
  • Presenteeism
  • Reduction in Health Risks
  • An increase use of exising wellness programming
  • A decrease in Doctors visits
  • A decrease in accidents
  • Actual change in harmful behaviors
  • An increase in resiliency behaviors

The benefits are stacking up and the results are in on Wellness Coaching - read below!

Interview with Wellness Coach - Sharon Benedict

Interview with Larry Chapman  Proof Positive a study about wellness programming by Larry Chapman

Trends by Larry Chapman

Health Coaches Slash Medical Spending

Below you will find new ROI information

Wellness Coaches USA’s On-site Coaching ROI Analysis
Date: January 16, 2009

Expert Interview on Wellness Coaching


Wellness Coaches USA announces summary results of an independent analysis conducted by Thomson Healthcare, using their Health & Productivity Management (HPM) Return on Investment Tool (ROI Tool). The ROI Tool, which allows Wellness Coaches USA to forecast the potential impact of its onsite coaching model on future healthcare expenditures and on-the-job productivity, showed that over a period of five years the average ROI was 4 to 1, or $700 per employee.

By reducing health risks, health care expenditures can be reduced, and productivity can be increased, leading to a potential return on investment for Wellness Coaches USA customers.  Therefore, the ROI Tool helps employers answer the question; “What can I expect to save, and what will be the potential return on my investment?”

Summary results from the ROI Tool Analysis


Wellness Coaches USA recently used the ROI Tool for a group of 4,000 employees from 8 of its clients with 11 locations in 10 different states, covering a wide variety of industrial classifications.  To be included in the sample, each client must have utilized Wellness Coaches USA on-site coaching services for at least 1 full year and administered year over year comparative health risk assessments to its eligible employees.  Aggregate data from the health risk assessments was then sent to Thomson Healthcare and entered into their ROI Tool.  The ROI Tool is based upon the premise that demographics and health risks influence medical expenditures and productivity at work.

The ROI Tool’s savings from health risks produced a forecasted 3.7 to 1 return on investment in the 2nd year, representing absolute dollar savings of $940 per employee ($300 per employee in healthcare costs and $640 per employee in productivity costs).  Total program costs were $250 per employee. By the 5th year, the model showed that the forecasted ROI increased to 4.3 to 1, or $1,100 per employee. It should be noted that these ROI and absolute dollar forecasted amounts were based upon current dollar values, without adjusting for any medical cost inflation, or increases in labor costs.

New White Paper from WELCOA: Top 5 Strategies to Enhance the ROI of Worksite Wellness Programs... in economically challenging times
- by WellSteps

This report highlights five important strategies that can significantly enhance ROI on worksite wellness programs. This is especially important in today’s challenging economy.

Click here <http://www.wellsteps.com/documents/top_5_strategies.pdf>  to download and read

 

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