The Steps of Wellness Coaching
The 8 Dimensions of Wellness
SMART Goals
Communication Skills for Coaching
Stages of Change
100

Wellness strengths are reviewed, the individual develops specific objectives using a SMART Goal

What is Goal Setting

100

Satisfaction with current and future financial situations

What is Financial?

100

A goal should challenge, but not overwhelm the coachee

What is Realistic?

100

Summarizing in your own words what the person has said to you

What is Paraphrasing?

100

Investigating options for action, identifying barriers to change and exploring ways to overcome them

What is the Preparation Stage?

200

A key role of the Wellness Coach is to provide support and guidance so the coachee can maintain momentum and accomplish his/her goal

What is Mentoring and Support?

200
Developing a sense of connection, belonging, and a well-developed support system

What is Social?

200

Concrete criteria for measuring progress

What is Measurable?

200

To ensure understanding of what the coachee is saying, communicate that you are listening and encourage the person to talk about things that they feel are important to them

What is Reflective Responses?

200

Sees no negative consequences or sees no need to change

What is the Precontemplation Stage?

300

The Coach explains the purpose of goals of Wellness Coaching and briefly explains all of the steps of Wellness Coaching 

What is Orienting?

300

Coping effectively with life and creating satisfying relationships

What is Emotional?

300

Goals should be straightforward and emphasize what you want to happen - What and How

What is Specific?

300

Restating the emotions that you think the person is experiencing

What are Reflective Feelings?

300

Implementing the change plan. Relapses, slipping, or backsliding occasionally is not unusual.

What is Action Stage?

400

Review and explore the strengths in the 8 dimensions and to find the area that is most important to improve

What is Assessment?

400

Good health by occupying pleasant stimulating environments that support well-being

What is Environemntal?

400

A goal that requires some effort, but seems reachable

What is Attainable?

400

Combine all of the communication skills to develop a deep understanding of the person as well as their motivations and priorities

What is Exploring?

400

Follows goal achievement, monitoring self to stay on track, making adjustment as needed

What is the Maintenance Stage?

500

The Wellness Coach helps the coachee break-down goals into simple and concrete steps considering personal resources and sources of motivation

What is Planning and Accountability?

500

Recognizing the need for physical activity, diet, sleep, and nutrition

What is Physical?

500

Providing a clear target to work towards

What is Timely?

500

 SOLER - Sitting at a comfortable angle and distance, Open posture, Leaning forward, Effective eye contact, Relaxed  

What is Attending?

500

Recognizes need to change, Pondering the decision of whether, when, how to make change happen

What is the Contemplation Stage? 

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