As a health coach, you are passionate about helping people change their lives for the better…BUT if you want to have a successful health coaching practice you have to treat it as a business.
Did you know that health occupations are growing faster than the average growth for all other occupations? According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics there were over 99,000 health educators and community health workers, including health coaches, employed nationwide in 2012. With the field of health coaching growing so rapidly, there are more jobs available than ever before.
A career in health coaching offers a great opportunity to assist people in achieving optimal health and happiness. Along with the rewarding experience of helping others; health coaching is much like any other entrepreneurial business. Creating a profitable health coaching career requires an abundance of time, energy, money, and passion.
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You have learned about health coaching and have decided that you are interested in pursuing a career in health coaching. How do you become a health coach? We’ll show you how!
So you’ve taken the time to study and become a health coach. But how do you get clients and then keep them once they’ve signed up to work with you? Here are 5 tips on how to get and keep clients as a health coach.
How much can a health coach expect to make? As the demand for new health coaches grow, here is what coaches can make and where they can find opportunities for employment with their coaching skills.
As an approved NBHWC CE course (pending approval), this course will help NBHWC coaches have a solid working familiarity of current evidence-based recommendations provided by functional nutrition health practitioners. This will allow NBHWC coaches to understand the protocols of any clients that are working with functional practitioners, better allowing the NBHWC coach to support clients with their goals.
*Upon completion of this program, the coach will be able to have a solid working familiarity of current evidence-based recommendations provided by functional nutrition health practitioners.
*Upon completion of this program, the coach will be able to stay abreast of trends, controversies, and evolutions in the functional nutrition lifestyle fields.
*Upon completion of this program, the coach will be able to identify commonly used biometric measures in the functional nutrition lifestyle fields.
*Upon completion of this program, the coach will be able to identify current lifestyle recommendations for optimizing health in the functional nutrition lifestyle fields.
