Services

Wellness Coaching

According to the National Board for Health & Wellness Coaches 2014 Job Task Analysis:

“Health and Wellness Coaches partner with clients seeking self-directed, lasting changes, aligned with their values, which promote health and wellness and, thereby, enhance well-being. In the course of their work health and wellness coaches display unconditional positive regard for their clients and a belief in their capacity for change and honoring that each client is an expert on his or her life while ensuring that all interactions are respectful and non-judgmental” (https://nbhwc.org/jobs-task-analysis/, para. 1).

Clients know themselves best. The health coaching relationship is intended to be a collaborative one. According to Swarbrick (2006), these goals can include physical wellness, mental wellness, spiritual wellness, social wellness, and more. Individuals who have metabolic diseases and chronic illnesses can also seek out (and are sometimes referred to) a health coach. Health coaches work in the fitness industry, the healthcare industry, and corporate settings.

Clients mainly spend time talking with a health coach to identify:

  • the specific vision of their goals,

  • the potential barriers to achieving those goals, and

  • a detailed plan on how to reach those goals.

Goals can include specific hallmarks for a fitness program and/or identifying general guidelines for healthy eating, but they are not limited to just these things. Goals can also include other wellness markers such as helping a client:

  • get off prescribed medications (with additional guidance from other medical professionals),

  • adhere to a newly prescribed treatment program for chronic conditions (with additional guidance from other medical professionals),

  • quit or reduce the consumption of cigarettes, alcohol, or other substances (with additional guidance from medical professionals),

  • improve their sleep hygiene,

  • effectively manage their stress,

  • develop their time management skills, or

  • identify activities that are enjoyable enough to engage them and lead to sustained healthy changes.

What is important to remember is that the client is the main driver of their goal-setting and strategizing. Through active listening, motivational interviewing, cognitive reframing, and goal-setting strategies, the health coach will help steer them toward success.

Pricing: For pricing please contact me at Coach_Sarah@healthytransitionscoachingllc.com or book an appointment here: Appointments & Inquiries. Sessions are typically done online.

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Personal Training

The Endurance Athlete Program is designed to help anyone develop muscular endurance for sports like running, cycling, and swimming and was created in consultation with two physio-orthopedists. Runners, cyclists, and triathletes spend a good amount of time engaging in the specific activity of their sport. That often leaves little time to consistently engage in other physical activities like resistance training. With this in mind, the EA program consists of two, 75- to 90-minute sessions per week with the option of adding a 3rd session tailored to your specific goals/needs.

What you can expect during your full-body workouts:

  • Load-bearing compound lifts (squat, bench, deadlift, overhead press).

  • Neuromuscular training to keep your ankles, knees, and hips healthy.

  • Unilateral (single-sided) movements to identify and correct movement imbalances.

  • Conditioning to keep your cardiovascular health in top form.

  • Lots of stability and core work.

  • Creative programming designed to be challenging and an appropriate compliment to your specific training goals.

  • Modifications to accommodate injuries and/or level of experience.

  • Small group instruction, in a fun, safe, and encouraging environment.

  • Assistance with goal-setting and maintenance from a certified health coach.

*One-on-one personal training, tailored to a client’s specific needs, is also available at higher rates. (See below for pricing.)

Who are my clients? My clients range in levels of experience and desired goals. They include:

  • Triathletes

  • Long and short-distance runners

  • Individuals looking to improve their mile times and/or increase their mileage

  • Individuals preparing for job-related physical assessments

  • Individuals who want to engage in resistance training as part of their general wellness

Pricing: The cost of the Endurance Athlete Program is $125 per month for 2 weekly group sessions (or $165 per month for 3 weekly group sessions) scheduled during regular hours, lasting 75-90 minutes.

For personal training pricing you can contact me directly at Coach_Sarah@healthytransitionscoachingllc.com for more information.