Wellness Coaching

Course CodeBPS222
Fee CodeS2
Duration (approx)100 hours
QualificationTo obtain formal documentation the optional exam(s) must be completed which will incur an additional fee of $36. Alternatively, a letter of completion may be requested.
This course shows you how to be a more effective wellness coach; using the knowledge and experience you already have with respect to wellbeing.

Lesson Structure

There are 7 lessons in this course:

  1. Wellness & Wellness Coaching
    • What is wellness
    • Wellness Coaching
    • Scope of Wellness Coaching
    • Health and Happiness
  2. Qualities of a Wellness Coach
    • Education
    • Industry Associations
    • Personal Skills
    • Professional Development
  3. Dimensions of Wellness
    • Key Dimensions
    • Secondary Dimensions
    • Stress
    • Ways to Stay Healthy
  4. Theories for Wellness Coaching
    • Introduction
    • Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
    • Self-actualisation
    • Illness-Wellness Continuum
    • Wellness Energy System
    • Iceberg Model of Health
  5. Coaching Clients
    • Coaching Process
    • Wellness Vision
    • Tips to help clients set goals
    • SWOT Analysis
    • Telephone or online wellness coaching
    • Asking questions
  6. Maintaining Wellness
    • Habit formation
    • Ending the coaching
    • Strategies to help the client help themselves
  7. Working as a wellness coach
    • Practical Issues
    • Modes of Coaching
    • Employment opportunities
    • Small business in wellness coaching
    • Wellness & Wellness Coaching

Becoming an Effective and Viable Coach is more than Just Knowing how to be Well

There are different types of opportunities for working as a wellness coach whether self-employed or otherwise. There are similarities to other types of coaching and may be public misconceptions about what it entails, but it is different.

There are many emerging opportunities though as awareness of what wellness coaching has to offer spreads.     
Before working with any client though, there are a number of practical issues to consider.

Where and How
You may decide to work online or face to face (or both). You need to decide what works best for you and your clients. 

Safety 
You might be going to people’s homes. They might be coming to yours, or an office. You might be meeting them in a coffee shop or restaurant. Your clients are strangers though, so take the same care that you would when meeting a stranger in any other context.

Insurance
Ensure you have suitable insurance. If you are working in your own office or home, you may require public liability insurance and so on.
You may require insurance as you are advising people on their health and wellness.

Data Storage
You will be collecting information from your clients. There are both practical and legal considerations with handling of information.

Fees
How much you charge the client is something that you need to seriously consider. You need to make the client aware of how much you are charging, time and anything else you are charging for. How will you want to be paid? Upfront before a session? Will you send an invoice afterwards? What about cancellation charges? For example, some coaches may say if you do not cancel within 24 hours of the session, you have to pay anyway and so on.  Do not be embarrassed about discussing the fees.  If you want to be paid, you have to be clear to your clients. 

Being a Successful Wellness Coach is More Involved than Just Giving Good Advice.

CONTACT US AND FIND OUT MORE





It's Easy to Enrol

Select a Learning Method

 

$461.00Payment plans available.

Courses can be started at any time from anywhere in the world!

Need Help?

Take advantage of our personalised, expert course counselling service to ensure you're making the best course choices for your situation.