A question I’m frequently asked is,
what does a health coach do?
In the most generic terms, a health coach provides guidance and accountability so that you can get clear on what you want and develop a strategy to get there; usually focused on healthier habits and lifestyle changes. Most health programs are dressed up diet plans (designed by men for men). These plans don’t take into account a woman’s needs or dynamic hormonal system, and therefore are destined to fail.
My unique approach honors that wellness is more than a pant size. It’s about being well. The path to well-being isn’t linear, it needs to respond to your emotions, your hormonal cycles, your energy levels, your stamina and focus, demands of relationships, work stressors, and all of the balls you juggle.
Years of coaching have taught me that as a woman approaches her forties, she’s most successful when we connect the mind to body and spirit for an integrated, embodied approach to health and life. From this foundation, you can’t help but …