A wellness coach can help you achieve your health & wellness goals.  This can include nutrition, exercise, supplementation, weight loss, stress-relief, meditation, productivity, and everything in between.  A coach is a trained, experienced professional but not a doctor or therapist.  They cannot replace proper medical advice. However, they can be a great supplement to their care.  A good coach can help you establish a health plan for your goals, and help you follow this plan with accountability.

Nope. Everyone is different, so we structure the coaching around your needs and your goals. We do not have one food plan, one design or a one-size-fits-all approach.  Let’s do what works for you.

You’ve probably heard of Bulletproof Coffee or butter coffee. Bulletproof is a coffee and supplement company, a philosophy, and a spectrum of eating diet.  Click here for more information on Bulletproof for beginners. Even with books, charts & blogs, most people find they want a little extra guidance figuring out what works for them.

Okay.  That’s fine. No coffee required. Coffee has polyphenols, a mental & performance boost and is a great carrier for healthy fats in your diet. There are plenty of other ways to get healthy fat into your diet. I don’t require anyone to eat or not eat anything. I have suggestions as to what I have seen and experienced working for others, but you (or we) have to figure out what works best for you and makes you look and feel your best.

To determine whether you could benefit from coaching, the first step is figuring out what you would like to accomplish in coaching. If you have a fairly clear idea of the desired outcome, a coaching partnership can be a useful tool for developing a strategy for how to achieve that outcome with greater ease.

Since coaching is a partnership, ask yourself whether collaboration, other viewpoints, or new perspectives are valued. Also, ask yourself whether you are ready to devote the time and the energy to making real changes. If the answer is yes, then coaching may be a beneficial way for you to grow and develop.

Most people benefit from a minimum of 10-12 weekly sessions per goal.  Some people continue with a coach for years, while some people “spot clean.” I do recommend at least 10 sessions to really gain the benefit of a coach getting to know you and really help you make some positive change.

One hour every week is ideal, but this is your plan so we can make it work around your life and your budget.

Nope.  As a result of my experience and books, I find many of my clients are in the entertainment industry. I am willing to work with anyone who is ready to see results and committed to the coaching process, regardless of their chosen profession.