This session discusses the role of implementing Health Coaching into any program to improve client outcomes and adherence to protocols for their specific wants and needs through various methods of behavior change while also improving client retention.
Key Takeaways:
- Understand what health coaching is and is not and the basics of coaching
- Understand how when and where to implement motivational interviewing & Appreciative inquiry.
- Applying coaching techniques to any situation Personal training, patient adherence, athletic training, etc. to improve client success and retention through added value.
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 PDF - Integrating Behavior Change for Client Success.pdf | 199.03 KB |
3:00pm Central
(1:00pm Pacific / 4:00pm Eastern)
On Oct 26th, 2025
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James Westphal, MS, NB-HWC
As an Adjunct Professor at Bellevue University, James authored the Strength &Conditioning curriculum, now a capstone course in the Health & Human Performance program. He has also taught lab courses in the Physical Therapy Assistant program at Methodist College. James uses a client-centered, holistic approach that blends behavior-change psychology with practical coaching. He creates a supportive, judgment-free space where clients can make small, sustainable changes—believing that “lasting progress comes from getting 1% better each day.”
