Wellness Coaching for Lasting Lifestyle Change by Michael Arloski - Presentation Transcript
Wellness Coaching for Lasting
Lifestyle Change by Michael Arloski
Wellness Coaching: The Missing Link
For the first time the principles of wellness promotion and personal life
coaching are brought together in one volume. Guided by his long
experience as a wellness coach, Dr. Arloski blends the wisdom of the
coaching profession to bring us an easy-to-use training tool perfect for:
wellness professionals, professional coaches, managers, EAP
professionals, counselors, and wellness educators. The coaching
processes outlined in the book will help you work with your clients to
empower them to draw on his or her own abilities and resources to make
lasting changes for better health.
Personal Review: Wellness Coaching for Lasting Lifestyle
Change by Michael Arloski
Michael Arloski has produced a thorough coaching manual. This book is
based upon a review of the wellness concept as pioneered by leading
practitioners over the past 30 years, particularly Dr. John Travis and the
National Wellness Institute. In "Wellness Coaching for Lasting Lifestyle
Change," Arloski guides the reader who seeks to coach others. He
employs a variety of effective techniques to organize a lot of information.
Among the major themes that coaches are urged to master are wellness
mapping, making connections and understanding core competencies. All
three are thoroughly explained - and they do make sense.
A wide range of health-related practitioners will find solid ideas in this book
for motivating clients (and themselves) to reach improved levels of
performance both professionally and personally. While the focus is
behavioral change, Arloski presents a solid groundwork in health education
history, change theory and traditional methodologies. A central coaching
idea continually reinforced is the mindset shift from prescribe and treat (or
educate and implore) to advocate and inspire.
Among the key chapters are sections devoted to medical coaching
(persons with health challenges), unique coaching issues in different kinds
of settings (e.g., hospital versus corporate programming) and attending to
the interpersonal dynamics within coaching (e.g., "calendarizing" and body/
mind concerns).
Generous, easy-to-understand graphic illustrations and an extensive
recommended reading list add to the value of "Wellness Coaching."
Michael heads the Ft. Collins, CO based "Real Balance Global Wellness
Services" organization. He is a licensed psychologist, consultant and
wellness advisor for "The Institute for Life Coach Training." He has served
as president of the Northern Colorado Association for Training &
Development, the Ohio Society for Behavioral Health And Biofeedback and
the Colorado College Counselors Association.
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Michael Arloski has produced a thorough coaching ma more
Michael Arloski has produced a thorough coaching manual. This book is based upon a review of the wellness concept as pioneered by leading practitioners over the past 30 years, particularly Dr. John Travis and the National Wellness Institute. In "Wellness Coaching for Lasting Lifestyle Change," Arloski guides the reader who seeks to coach others. He employs a variety of effective techniques to organize a lot of information. Among the major themes that coaches are urged to master are wellness mapping, making connections and understanding core competencies. All three are thoroughly explained - and they do make sense.
A wide range of health-related practitioners will find solid ideas in this book for motivating clients (and themselves) to reach improved levels of performance both professionally and personally. While the focus is behavioral change, Arloski presents a solid groundwork in health education history, change theory and traditional methodologies. A central coaching idea continually reinforced is the mindset shift from prescribe and treat (or educate and implore) to advocate and inspire.
Among the key chapters are sections devoted to medical coaching (persons with health challenges), unique coaching issues in different kinds of settings (e.g., hospital versus corporate programming) and attending to the interpersonal dynamics within coaching (e.g., "calendarizing" and body/mind concerns).
Generous, easy-to-understand graphic illustrations and an extensive recommended reading list add to the value of "Wellness Coaching."
Michael heads the Ft. Collins, CO based "Real Balance Global Wellness Services" organization. He is a licensed psychologist, consultant and wellness advisor for "The Institute for Life Coach Training." He has served as president of the Northern Colorado Association for Training & Development, the Ohio Society for Behavioral Health And Biofeedback and the Colorado College Counselors Association.
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