A key component of being a health and wellness coach is coaching clients with chronic conditions. This course looks at appropriate approaches, strategies and techniques to assist these clients in your coaching practice. Learn the skills necessary to review the client's health history, current status and the particular factors influencing the client's health and wellness. Focus on motivational communication techniques to establish a positive coach-client relationship and collaborative strategies to create and implement a program plan. A practical component will be part of this course. HWC 200 and HWC 202 are pre-requisites for HWC 204.
No Scheduled Class Meetings, January 15 - March 24 (Online)
Location:
ONLINE
Instructor:
Anna Tubina
Notes:
Pre-requisite: HWC 200 and HWC 202
Instructors
Anna Tubina
Dr. Anna Tubina is an instructor in Health and Wellness Coaching program at McMaster University. Her expertise lies in the areas of health behavioral change, motivational interviewing as well as principles and fundamentals of health and wellness coaching profession.
Anna is a Certified Functional Medicine Health Coach, Registered Health Coach with the Health Coach Alliance of Canada, as well as Certified Appreciative Inquiry & Change Practitioner. Additionally, Anna is certified to work with Highly Sensitive People.
For the last several years Anna has dedicated herself to the field of positive behavior change, in health & wellness industry as well as in the corporate settings. In her private health coaching practice, she focuses on helping people with Sensory Processing Sensitivity to make health-promoting lasting lifestyle changes and establish healing self-care practices.
Anna holds a PhD in Applied Economics from Saint-Petersburg State University, Russia, and has a decade of combined experience in academic teaching, organizational change & development workshops and health and wellness group coaching facilitation.
