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270: How to Structure Your First Health Coaching Session

Whether you’re just starting out or you’re looking to maximize your coaching career it all starts with the initial consultation…

Clients are looking for your help, but they need to know they can trust you and that you have the plan that will enable them to finally heal…

So on today’s Integrative #HealthCoachSuccess Episode 270 I’d like to share with you how to structure your first health coaching session for best results – Enjoy the show and let us know what you thought in the comments!

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Show Highlights & Big Takeaways

 

1.Open the Coaching Call

From the moment you say hello, ensure that you are giving off a vibe of being friendly, open, and caring. You will be asking them to share some intimate details of their health and they need to know they can trust you and that it’s safe.

2. Listen, Do Not Speak

When you ask them questions, do not interrupt even with clarifying questions until they’ve completed all they have to say on that one area. They want to be heard and most likely you are the first person to openly allow them to speak.

3. Recommendations

Make your health coaching recommendations fit the exact needs of the client and share why each suggestion was made based on their personal needs. They will appreciate the customization and be far more likely to follow your plan.

 

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