Primal Health Coach Business Resource Center
Career Guidance for Primal Health Coaches
The Primal Health Coach Business Resource Center is an exclusive resource only for Primal Health Coach graduates. This hub contains all the business-related needs of a Primal Health Coach practice, providing the inspiration, know-how and practical tools for getting your health coaching business up and running as smoothly as possible, and refining your current practice with a more solidified business plan, including legal considerations and insurance requirements.
The Primal Health Coach Business Resource Center teaches you how to become more visible in your community, create an internet presence and make social media work for you, develop your niche and brand your business, and covers the ins and outs of group coaching. We offer a comprehensive guide to rates and programming, as well as a turn-key health and fitness program to take your client through 12-weeks of exciting, game-changing, lifestyle improvement.
The Business Resource Center is organized into a few major sections:
These sections are comprised of selected readings from the Primal Health Coach blog, original material, select coursework that's worth revisiting, and a step-by-step 12-week program to use with your clients. You'll also find logos, handouts, forms, and other materials to help kickstart a health coaching business.
We continually update this learning center, providing tutorials on a range of topics that are of high interest to Primal Health Coaches.
To learn how to become a Primal Health Coach and gain access to the Business Resource Center, click here to subscribe and receive a free Curriculum Guidebook.
Welcome to the Business Resource Center
Disclaimer and Copyright Notice
You've Launched Your Business. What's Next?
Things to Remember as You Build Your Health Coaching Practice
Create your Health Coaching Career Path
Methods of Doing Business as a Primal Health Coach
Preparing a Health Coaching Business Plan
How to Use Social Media to Build Your Health Coaching Business
The Importance of Creating Content
4 Ways to Build Momentum in Your Health Coaching Business
Attracting More Clients with Online and Offline Marketing Strategies
6 Keys to Developing your Personal Brand Story That Will Attract Health Coaching Clients
How to Share Your Personal Brand Story with the World
Common Health Coaching Business Mistakes
Defining Your Niche — Q&A with Michelle Leotta, Part One
Avoid These Mistakes When Choosing Your Health Coaching Niche — Q&A With Michelle Leotta, Part Two
Step Up Your Website Game
Search Engine Optimization (SEO): Get Google to Notice Your Health Coaching Website
Social Media Video Post Ideas for Health Coaches
Testimonials: Capture and Use Them in Your Health Coaching Business
Introduction
What Do Clients Expect to Get Out of Health Coaching?
How to Prepare for Your First Client as a Health Coach
Overcoming Barriers to Change
5 Lessons Every Health Coach Should Teach Their Clients
The 5 Process Techniques of an Effective Coaching Plan
5 Critical Stages to Lead Your Client Through
Identifying and Coaching Different Personality Types in Your Health Coaching Business
Personality Typing: The Sentinels
Personality Typing: The Explorers
Personality Typing: The Analysts
Personality Typing: The Diplomats
Set Reachable Goals
Use Affirmations to Help Clients Develop New Habits
Leverage Accountability to Achieve Results
Focus on Strengths More Than Weaknesses
Ask the Right Questions (with 10 to Consider!)
How to Handle Clients Who Won’t Do the Work
5 Common Health Coaching Mistakes
The Difference Between Health Coaches, Dietitians, and Nutritionists
10 Duties of a Certified Health Coach
How Peer-to-Peer Practice Sessions Make You a Better Health Coach
How to Build More Confidence as a Health Coach
31 Ways to Get Out Of Your Own Way and Start Your Health Coaching Business Now
Why the “Coach Approach” Beats the Expert Approach for Health Coaches
Open-Ended Questions to Guide Clients Through the Stages of Change
Mastering the Skill of Asking Open-Ended Questions
Who Leads Coaching Sessions: The Health Coach or the Client?
Fostering Ongoing Client Motivation