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Inspiring words for people inspiring people CATEGORY NAME Uncategorized What’s Happening Spotlights Coaching Tips Coaching Science Business Development Audio podcasts Leadership -- Browse by Category Audio podcasts Business Development Coaching Science Coaching Tips Leadership Spotlights Uncategorized What's Happening Browse by Author Erika Jackson Gary Sforzo, PhD Wellcoaches Research Advisor Guest Author Kate Larsen Margaret Moore Wellcoaches AUTHOR Erika Jackson Gary Sforzo, PhD Wellcoaches Research Advisor Guest Author Kate Larsen Margaret Moore Wellcoaches -- Search for: What is Mind-body Medicine? author Wellcoaches | &nbspdate June 17, 2020 | &nbspcategory Coaching Science by Christina Lombardo, PhD, MCC, NBC-HWC Mind-body medicine is one of the fastest growing evidence based areas of healthcare. According to Moss et al. (2003) mind-body medicine is a revolutionary 21st century approach to managing one’s health that includes combining a wide-range of behavioral and lifestyle interventions including wellness coaching, along with traditional medical interventions. […] Continue Reading » Four Steps to a Mindful Pause author Wellcoaches | &nbspdate May 6, 2020 | &nbspcategory Coaching Science Wellcoaches Professional Health and Wellness Coach Cami Smalley’s book, Mindful Pause: A Self-Care Guide to Resilience and Well-Being Stop.Breathe.Think.Choose, arrived on the literary horizon it seems at just the right time. In early March when her book was first launching and we were just starting to hear rumblings about a potential health concern, she shared her thoughts […] Continue Reading » Have you Seen Your Shadow Lately? author Wellcoaches | &nbspdate May 2, 2020 | &nbspcategory Coaching Tips by Barrett McBride, PhD, MCC Have you noticed any uncharacteristic changes in your behavior or client behavior as Covid 19 has impacted life in numerous other ways? As Covid 19 became a reality to the U.S. I began to notice changes in my clients and some of the coaches I supervise. In some, it was […] Continue Reading » Breathing Through a Pandemic author Margaret Moore | &nbspdate April 8, 2020 | &nbspcategory Uncategorized On center stage of this pandemic are our beautiful, and sometimes fragile, human lungs. For thousands in hospital with COVID-19, the struggle to breathe by ravaged lungs is a struggle to live. Hospital workers on the front-line find it hard to breathe while wearing personal protection equipment. We were asked by wellness coach, Carol Scott, […] Continue Reading » All You Do is Dial author Wellcoaches | &nbspdate March 24, 2020 | &nbspcategory Coaching Tips by Geoff Moore Chief Medical Officer, Wellcoaches Digital As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads widely throughout America and the rest of the world, public health officials and government authorities are asking, then telling, then demanding that all of us keep our distance from each other. The is US Centers for Disease Control define social distancing as […] Continue Reading » Coaching in a Pandemic author Wellcoaches | &nbspdate March 16, 2020 | &nbspcategory Coaching Science Barrett McBride, PhD, MCC As I was doing some pandemic research for this post, two curious book titles resurfaced on multiple search pages: The Art of Saying No and The Joy of Imperfection. As I thought through the possibilities, I landed on uncertainty as a connection. How has the criteria changed for our decision-making today […] Continue Reading » Gratitude – An introspective inquiry author Guest Author | &nbspdate March 3, 2020 | &nbspcategory Coaching Tips by Simon Matthews Wellcoaches Australia In the middle of 2019, I experienced a medical event which could have changed my life considerably. Ultimately it didn’t. I suffered a torn and detached retina in my left eye. By the time I was having surgery, my vision was severely affected. The skill and experience of my surgeon […] Continue Reading » Coaching for Intentional Change author Margaret Moore | &nbspdate February 3, 2020 | &nbspcategory Coaching Science A new article titled Leadership Coach Effectiveness as Fostering Self-Determined, Sustained Change, features Intentional Change Theory developed for leadership coaching by Richard Boyatzis. This theory is quite similar to the Wellcoaches vision tool, developed independently for the Wellcoaches curriculum in 2002 for health and wellness coaches. The Wellcoaches blog on this article is adapted from […] Continue Reading » The Coach Prescription for Weight Loss author Wellcoaches | &nbspdate November 5, 2019 | &nbspcategory Uncategorized Starting January 2020 in the US, physicians will be able to deliver health and well-being coaching services to their patients, putting to use what are called Category III CPT codes awarded by the American Medical Association (AMA). The CPT coding system is the basis for healthcare reimbursement in the US. The AMA defines coaches as […] Continue Reading » How a strong life purpose improves health author Margaret Moore | &nbspdate September 5, 2019 | &nbspcategory Uncategorized How a strong life purpose improves health Today we want to explore a 2019 scientific paper on the connection between life purpose and health, titled: Purpose in Life and Conflict-Related Neural Responses During Health Decision-Making. First, the authors summarize the literature indicating that a strong sense of purpose in life, or a set of goals […] Continue Reading » Next Page » 1 2 3 … 9 » ← Return to Wellcoaches Home Copyright © 2014 Wellcoaches School of Coaching®. All rights reserved....