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Coach Meg's Blog features wellness coaching podcasts and commentary.
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Energizing people to master wellness
With the emergence of consumer-driven healthcare, this is the first time in human history when we have asked people to take charge and be the bosses of their health and wellness. This is a new life skill which is challenging to master. Few of us have ever learned how to develop a personal wellness plan.
I started Coach Meg's Blog in order to coach people of diverse backgrounds who want help in gaining mastery of health and well-being, and also comment on the wellness journey.
The blog format includes 20-45 minute coaching podcasts with volunteers, sometimes focused on creating wellness visions (a part of a wellness planning process), accompanied by several commentaries on the session highlights and related issues in health and wellness.
As the founder of Wellcoaches Corporation, I am among the leaders who are establishing the new profession of wellness coach. As an entrepreneur, I have too little opportunity to coach people, which I love to do. The creation of Coach Meg and the blog allows me to be a catalyst in helping people to be the bosses of their health and well-being.
Coach Meg (alias for Margaret Moore )
Founder & CEO, Wellcoaches Corporation
coachmeg@wellcoaches.com
www.coachmeg.com
www.wellcoaches.com
Publications:
- White paper: The obesity epidemic: a confidence crisis calling for professional coaches
- White paper podcast
- Principles of behavioral psychology in wellness coaching
- Relational flow: a theoretical model for the intuitive dance of coaching
- Harvard Medical School CME program: Prescribing Lifestyle Medicine for Weight Management
- In press: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Coaching Psychology Manual for physical and mental health professionals
- Book in progress: Coach Meg and the realization of Rachel (overweight pediatrician)
RESILIENCE IN A CRISIS
Coach Meg's Blog features wellness coaching podcasts and commentary.
Author Info
Energizing people to master wellness
With the emergence of consumer-driven healthcare, this is the first time in human history when we have asked people to take charge and be the bosses of their health and wellness. This is a new life skill which is challenging to master. Few of us have ever learned how to develop a personal wellness plan.
I started Coach Meg's Blog in order to coach people of diverse backgrounds who want help in gaining mastery of health and well-being, and also comment on the wellness journey.
The blog format includes 20-45 minute coaching podcasts with volunteers, sometimes focused on creating wellness visions (a part of a wellness planning process), accompanied by several commentaries on the session highlights and related issues in health and wellness.
As the founder of Wellcoaches Corporation, I am among the leaders who are establishing the new profession of wellness coach. As an entrepreneur, I have too little opportunity to coach people, which I love to do. The creation of Coach Meg and the blog allows me to be a catalyst in helping people to be the bosses of their health and well-being.
Coach Meg (alias for Margaret Moore )
Founder & CEO, Wellcoaches Corporation
coachmeg@wellcoaches.com
www.coachmeg.com
www.wellcoaches.com
Publications:
- White paper: The obesity epidemic: a confidence crisis calling for professional coaches
- White paper podcast
- Principles of behavioral psychology in wellness coaching
- Relational flow: a theoretical model for the intuitive dance of coaching
- Harvard Medical School CME program: Prescribing Lifestyle Medicine for Weight Management
- In press: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Coaching Psychology Manual for physical and mental health professionals
- Book in progress: Coach Meg and the realization of Rachel (overweight pediatrician)
DRIVING TO A NEW MINDSET IN 2011
Coach Meg's Blog features wellness coaching podcasts and commentary.
Author Info
Energizing people to master wellness
With the emergence of consumer-driven healthcare, this is the first time in human history when we have asked people to take charge and be the bosses of their health and wellness. This is a new life skill which is challenging to master. Few of us have ever learned how to develop a personal wellness plan.
I started Coach Meg's Blog in order to coach people of diverse backgrounds who want help in gaining mastery of health and well-being, and also comment on the wellness journey.
The blog format includes 20-45 minute coaching podcasts with volunteers, sometimes focused on creating wellness visions (a part of a wellness planning process), accompanied by several commentaries on the session highlights and related issues in health and wellness.
As the founder of Wellcoaches Corporation, I am among the leaders who are establishing the new profession of wellness coach. As an entrepreneur, I have too little opportunity to coach people, which I love to do. The creation of Coach Meg and the blog allows me to be a catalyst in helping people to be the bosses of their health and well-being.
Coach Meg (alias for Margaret Moore )
Founder & CEO, Wellcoaches Corporation
coachmeg@wellcoaches.com
www.coachmeg.com
www.wellcoaches.com
Publications:
- White paper: The obesity epidemic: a confidence crisis calling for professional coaches
- White paper podcast
- Principles of behavioral psychology in wellness coaching
- Relational flow: a theoretical model for the intuitive dance of coaching
- Harvard Medical School CME program: Prescribing Lifestyle Medicine for Weight Management
- In press: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Coaching Psychology Manual for physical and mental health professionals
- Book in progress: Coach Meg and the realization of Rachel (overweight pediatrician)
Mary Beth Makes a Plan - Part 4
Coach Meg's Blog features wellness coaching podcasts and commentary.
Author Info
Energizing people to master wellness
With the emergence of consumer-driven healthcare, this is the first time in human history when we have asked people to take charge and be the bosses of their health and wellness. This is a new life skill which is challenging to master. Few of us have ever learned how to develop a personal wellness plan.
I started Coach Meg's Blog in order to coach people of diverse backgrounds who want help in gaining mastery of health and well-being, and also comment on the wellness journey.
The blog format includes 20-45 minute coaching podcasts with volunteers, sometimes focused on creating wellness visions (a part of a wellness planning process), accompanied by several commentaries on the session highlights and related issues in health and wellness.
As the founder of Wellcoaches Corporation, I am among the leaders who are establishing the new profession of wellness coach. As an entrepreneur, I have too little opportunity to coach people, which I love to do. The creation of Coach Meg and the blog allows me to be a catalyst in helping people to be the bosses of their health and well-being.
Coach Meg (alias for Margaret Moore )
Founder & CEO, Wellcoaches Corporation
coachmeg@wellcoaches.com
www.coachmeg.com
www.wellcoaches.com
Publications:
- White paper: The obesity epidemic: a confidence crisis calling for professional coaches
- White paper podcast
- Principles of behavioral psychology in wellness coaching
- Relational flow: a theoretical model for the intuitive dance of coaching
- Harvard Medical School CME program: Prescribing Lifestyle Medicine for Weight Management
- In press: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Coaching Psychology Manual for physical and mental health professionals
- Book in progress: Coach Meg and the realization of Rachel (overweight pediatrician)
Mary Beth Makes a Plan - Part 3
Coach Meg's Blog features wellness coaching podcasts and commentary.
Author Info
Energizing people to master wellness
With the emergence of consumer-driven healthcare, this is the first time in human history when we have asked people to take charge and be the bosses of their health and wellness. This is a new life skill which is challenging to master. Few of us have ever learned how to develop a personal wellness plan.
I started Coach Meg's Blog in order to coach people of diverse backgrounds who want help in gaining mastery of health and well-being, and also comment on the wellness journey.
The blog format includes 20-45 minute coaching podcasts with volunteers, sometimes focused on creating wellness visions (a part of a wellness planning process), accompanied by several commentaries on the session highlights and related issues in health and wellness.
As the founder of Wellcoaches Corporation, I am among the leaders who are establishing the new profession of wellness coach. As an entrepreneur, I have too little opportunity to coach people, which I love to do. The creation of Coach Meg and the blog allows me to be a catalyst in helping people to be the bosses of their health and well-being.
Coach Meg (alias for Margaret Moore )
Founder & CEO, Wellcoaches Corporation
coachmeg@wellcoaches.com
www.coachmeg.com
www.wellcoaches.com
Publications:
- White paper: The obesity epidemic: a confidence crisis calling for professional coaches
- White paper podcast
- Principles of behavioral psychology in wellness coaching
- Relational flow: a theoretical model for the intuitive dance of coaching
- Harvard Medical School CME program: Prescribing Lifestyle Medicine for Weight Management
- In press: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Coaching Psychology Manual for physical and mental health professionals
- Book in progress: Coach Meg and the realization of Rachel (overweight pediatrician)
Mary Beth Makes a Plan - Part 2
Coach Meg's Blog features wellness coaching podcasts and commentary.
Author Info
Energizing people to master wellness
With the emergence of consumer-driven healthcare, this is the first time in human history when we have asked people to take charge and be the bosses of their health and wellness. This is a new life skill which is challenging to master. Few of us have ever learned how to develop a personal wellness plan.
I started Coach Meg's Blog in order to coach people of diverse backgrounds who want help in gaining mastery of health and well-being, and also comment on the wellness journey.
The blog format includes 20-45 minute coaching podcasts with volunteers, sometimes focused on creating wellness visions (a part of a wellness planning process), accompanied by several commentaries on the session highlights and related issues in health and wellness.
As the founder of Wellcoaches Corporation, I am among the leaders who are establishing the new profession of wellness coach. As an entrepreneur, I have too little opportunity to coach people, which I love to do. The creation of Coach Meg and the blog allows me to be a catalyst in helping people to be the bosses of their health and well-being.
Coach Meg (alias for Margaret Moore )
Founder & CEO, Wellcoaches Corporation
coachmeg@wellcoaches.com
www.coachmeg.com
www.wellcoaches.com
Publications:
- White paper: The obesity epidemic: a confidence crisis calling for professional coaches
- White paper podcast
- Principles of behavioral psychology in wellness coaching
- Relational flow: a theoretical model for the intuitive dance of coaching
- Harvard Medical School CME program: Prescribing Lifestyle Medicine for Weight Management
- In press: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Coaching Psychology Manual for physical and mental health professionals
- Book in progress: Coach Meg and the realization of Rachel (overweight pediatrician)
Mary Beth Makes a Plan – Part 1
Coach Meg's Blog features wellness coaching podcasts and commentary.
Author Info
Energizing people to master wellness
With the emergence of consumer-driven healthcare, this is the first time in human history when we have asked people to take charge and be the bosses of their health and wellness. This is a new life skill which is challenging to master. Few of us have ever learned how to develop a personal wellness plan.
I started Coach Meg's Blog in order to coach people of diverse backgrounds who want help in gaining mastery of health and well-being, and also comment on the wellness journey.
The blog format includes 20-45 minute coaching podcasts with volunteers, sometimes focused on creating wellness visions (a part of a wellness planning process), accompanied by several commentaries on the session highlights and related issues in health and wellness.
As the founder of Wellcoaches Corporation, I am among the leaders who are establishing the new profession of wellness coach. As an entrepreneur, I have too little opportunity to coach people, which I love to do. The creation of Coach Meg and the blog allows me to be a catalyst in helping people to be the bosses of their health and well-being.
Coach Meg (alias for Margaret Moore )
Founder & CEO, Wellcoaches Corporation
coachmeg@wellcoaches.com
www.coachmeg.com
www.wellcoaches.com
Publications:
- White paper: The obesity epidemic: a confidence crisis calling for professional coaches
- White paper podcast
- Principles of behavioral psychology in wellness coaching
- Relational flow: a theoretical model for the intuitive dance of coaching
- Harvard Medical School CME program: Prescribing Lifestyle Medicine for Weight Management
- In press: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Coaching Psychology Manual for physical and mental health professionals
- Book in progress: Coach Meg and the realization of Rachel (overweight pediatrician)
Mary Beth Thrives - Part 4
Coach Meg's Blog features wellness coaching podcasts and commentary.
Author Info
Energizing people to master wellness
With the emergence of consumer-driven healthcare, this is the first time in human history when we have asked people to take charge and be the bosses of their health and wellness. This is a new life skill which is challenging to master. Few of us have ever learned how to develop a personal wellness plan.
I started Coach Meg's Blog in order to coach people of diverse backgrounds who want help in gaining mastery of health and well-being, and also comment on the wellness journey.
The blog format includes 20-45 minute coaching podcasts with volunteers, sometimes focused on creating wellness visions (a part of a wellness planning process), accompanied by several commentaries on the session highlights and related issues in health and wellness.
As the founder of Wellcoaches Corporation, I am among the leaders who are establishing the new profession of wellness coach. As an entrepreneur, I have too little opportunity to coach people, which I love to do. The creation of Coach Meg and the blog allows me to be a catalyst in helping people to be the bosses of their health and well-being.
Coach Meg (alias for Margaret Moore )
Founder & CEO, Wellcoaches Corporation
coachmeg@wellcoaches.com
www.coachmeg.com
www.wellcoaches.com
Publications:
- White paper: The obesity epidemic: a confidence crisis calling for professional coaches
- White paper podcast
- Principles of behavioral psychology in wellness coaching
- Relational flow: a theoretical model for the intuitive dance of coaching
- Harvard Medical School CME program: Prescribing Lifestyle Medicine for Weight Management
- In press: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Coaching Psychology Manual for physical and mental health professionals
- Book in progress: Coach Meg and the realization of Rachel (overweight pediatrician)
Mary Beth Thrives– Part 3
Coach Meg's Blog features wellness coaching podcasts and commentary.
Author Info
Energizing people to master wellness
With the emergence of consumer-driven healthcare, this is the first time in human history when we have asked people to take charge and be the bosses of their health and wellness. This is a new life skill which is challenging to master. Few of us have ever learned how to develop a personal wellness plan.
I started Coach Meg's Blog in order to coach people of diverse backgrounds who want help in gaining mastery of health and well-being, and also comment on the wellness journey.
The blog format includes 20-45 minute coaching podcasts with volunteers, sometimes focused on creating wellness visions (a part of a wellness planning process), accompanied by several commentaries on the session highlights and related issues in health and wellness.
As the founder of Wellcoaches Corporation, I am among the leaders who are establishing the new profession of wellness coach. As an entrepreneur, I have too little opportunity to coach people, which I love to do. The creation of Coach Meg and the blog allows me to be a catalyst in helping people to be the bosses of their health and well-being.
Coach Meg (alias for Margaret Moore )
Founder & CEO, Wellcoaches Corporation
coachmeg@wellcoaches.com
www.coachmeg.com
www.wellcoaches.com
Publications:
- White paper: The obesity epidemic: a confidence crisis calling for professional coaches
- White paper podcast
- Principles of behavioral psychology in wellness coaching
- Relational flow: a theoretical model for the intuitive dance of coaching
- Harvard Medical School CME program: Prescribing Lifestyle Medicine for Weight Management
- In press: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Coaching Psychology Manual for physical and mental health professionals
- Book in progress: Coach Meg and the realization of Rachel (overweight pediatrician)
Mary Beth Thrives– Part 2
Coach Meg's Blog features wellness coaching podcasts and commentary.
Author Info
Energizing people to master wellness
With the emergence of consumer-driven healthcare, this is the first time in human history when we have asked people to take charge and be the bosses of their health and wellness. This is a new life skill which is challenging to master. Few of us have ever learned how to develop a personal wellness plan.
I started Coach Meg's Blog in order to coach people of diverse backgrounds who want help in gaining mastery of health and well-being, and also comment on the wellness journey.
The blog format includes 20-45 minute coaching podcasts with volunteers, sometimes focused on creating wellness visions (a part of a wellness planning process), accompanied by several commentaries on the session highlights and related issues in health and wellness.
As the founder of Wellcoaches Corporation, I am among the leaders who are establishing the new profession of wellness coach. As an entrepreneur, I have too little opportunity to coach people, which I love to do. The creation of Coach Meg and the blog allows me to be a catalyst in helping people to be the bosses of their health and well-being.
Coach Meg (alias for Margaret Moore )
Founder & CEO, Wellcoaches Corporation
coachmeg@wellcoaches.com
www.coachmeg.com
www.wellcoaches.com
Publications:
- White paper: The obesity epidemic: a confidence crisis calling for professional coaches
- White paper podcast
- Principles of behavioral psychology in wellness coaching
- Relational flow: a theoretical model for the intuitive dance of coaching
- Harvard Medical School CME program: Prescribing Lifestyle Medicine for Weight Management
- In press: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Coaching Psychology Manual for physical and mental health professionals
- Book in progress: Coach Meg and the realization of Rachel (overweight pediatrician)
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