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Health Coach TrainingIn-Depth Health Coach Training
TrestleTree's Personal Health Coaches, drawn from several health care professions (pharmacists, nurses, registered dieticians, Certified Diabetic Educators), stand alone in their ability to combine disease state 'domain expertise' with unparalleled training in proven behavior change strategies. TrestleTree Coaches are trained to incorporate their specific disease-state knowledge with a distinctive way of talking, relating to, and motivating their participants. The result of this combination is the unique capacity to monitor and drive medication adoption and persistency, adherence to physicians' treatment plans, and sustainable life-altering health behavior change. TrestleTree's success is derived from a rigorous Health Coach training model that instills a new strategy for delivering disease management coaching into an intensive system of supervision and mentoring. TrestleTree's Personal Health Coaches receive:
At the conclusion of the initial training period, intensive training continues with:
TrestleTree training infuses effective behavior change strategies into relationships between Coaches and participants managing chronic illnesses or exhibiting high-risk health behaviors. This training focuses on:
Most traditional health care models are tailored to the motivated patient and offer only advice to the unmotivated. TrestleTree Coaches are trained to match participants where they are at in terms of motivation and behavior; promoting movement and change through a confluence of relational strategies/skills with restrained domain expertise. As shared by Clint Gabbard, Ph.D., co-founder of TrestleTree, "Traditional disease management targets only a small portion of the patient population, while [TrestleTree] Personal Health Coaching goes the next step. It uses proven behavior change principles to help a broad range of people take personal control over their health lives…" Building on the Transtheoretical Model as a foundation, TrestleTree trains Coaches to develop and utilize a relationship of influence to help participants make plans and move toward sustainable health behavior change.
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