“Great coaches are great listeners and enjoy your stories. They foster self-acceptance and self-respect. They arouse, engage, energize, and challenge you to reach higher at the right moment. They have an ability to highlight your strengths, values and desires. They are playful when appropriate. They take risks and ask courageous questions. They don't rescue you from emotional muck - sometimes you need to sit in it for a bit to energize your desire to change. They know that your life is at stake if you don't take care of yourself. And they know how to celebrate your successes.”

-Wellcoaches School of Coaching

Health Coaching

[Verb] Empowering a person to realize their most limitless life, focusing on mental and physical health as the most impactful medium to get there. State of Rise Health Coaching:

  1. Provides space for engaging conversation fully focused on the individual and their goals, strengths and values.

  2. Meets the individual where they’re at. Coaching is focused on what fits their lifestyle, desires and goals.

  3. Leverages positive psychology to inspire and challenge the individual to reach beyond what they would do alone

  4. Creates a safe, judgment-free space

  5. Supports the individual in setting and achieving challenging, yet realistic goals

  6. Emphasizes holistic health and mind-body connection

  7. Encourages lifestyle medicine and health-promoting behaviors as a supplement to traditional cognitive and medicinal therapies and regular contact with a physician

  8. Digs deep with the individual to uncover belief patterns, motivators, values, fears and motivators. If it doesn’t challenge you, it doesn’t change you.

  9. Is a true partnership

  10. Creates sustainable lifestyle behaviors and mindsets the individual will leverage for a lifetime

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What health coaching is not

  • A one-size fits all approach

  • A prescriptive program

  • Lecturing about right and wrong health behaviors

  • Diagnostic - Mental and physical conditions will be referred to specialists as a supplement to coaching

What to expect from your coach

The relationship with your health coach is unique and one of the most important aspects of coaching. Your coach is your champion, your confidant and your mirror, reflecting back your inner desires, beliefs and solutions. You can expect your coach to:

  • Be 100% present with you

  • Keep conversations confidential

  • Challenge you and ask the tough questions

  • Meet you where you’re at while shining a light on where you can go

  • Provide a safe, judgment-free space

What your coach expects from you

You have a big role to play in this relationship! A few things you’ll bring to the table:

  • Presence - be in the moment with your coach

  • Preparation - come with an idea of what your desired outcome is for each session

  • Openness - an open and willing mindset will go a long way in helping you see possibilities and achieve your goals

  • Willingness - to try, to go deep, to take action

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“In any given moment we have two options: to step forward into growth or to step back into safety.”

— Abraham Maslow