Now that I’ve covered
How exactly to become a Health Coach
…it is time discuss the nitty gritty details The Institute For Integrative Nutrition program, such as the accreditation of IIN, whether your clients will be covered by health insurance, the intake dates for 2020, tuition fees and costs, payment plan options and how to get a 4-figure saving.
Now that I’ve covered what a Health Coach is and is not, and my personal journey to becoming a Health Coach, it is time to look at the specifics of how exactly to become a Health Coach. In today’s post, I discuss the details of the The Institute For Integrative Nutrition program, such as the different nutrition theories/ coaching skills/ business skills covered, the time commitment needed to complete your IIN studies and whether or not IIN is suited for people who just want to work on themselves for personal self development reasons but not coach others.
From anorexic to binge eater to Holistic Health Coach - this is my personal journey of how I went from battling my own disordered eating demons to helping others tackle theirs. I take you all the way back to the first time I opened up about my eating disorder, how I struggled to find someone who could relate, how I finally found someone who was able to hold a safe space for me to be vulnerable and when/how I felt ready to give back and help others. I also talk about how I initially looked into becoming a nutritionist or psychologist, but soon realised that wasn’t the right path for me and eventually stumbled across The Institute For Integrative Nutrition, also known as IIN.
I continue to receive a lot of questions about the profession of a Holistic Health Coach, how to become a Health Coach and in particular my experience with IIN (the Institute For Integrative Nutrition), so I thought I would cover everything in further detail in a dedicated IGTV series.
What a Holistic Health Coach is
What a Holistic Health Coach is not
Why the approach of a Health Coach is so unique compared to the majority of the health care system
Why bio individuality is so important
How your relationship to food is a direct reflection of your relationship to life itself
The different career opportunities that are available to health coaches, from one-on-one online health coaching to corporate health coaching, hosting workshops and events, creating online courses, writing books, hosting podcasts and so much more…
