Wellness Coaching Benefits

Winners Need Coaches!

Everyone can benefit from coaching.

Tiger Woods (even when he was rated #1 in the world) had a coach to help him with his game. We can benefit from a coach to help us with our “game”.

Many people can benefit greatly from having a coach help and guide them in some aspects of their lives. We can all be winners!

Individual Benefits of Wellness Coaching:

  • It can help you understand the importance of bringing balance to your life through physical, mental, emotional, and social fitness.
  • It can help you discover your personal power to motivate yourself to make changes that will result in a happier and healthier life.
  • It can improve your physical conditioning and stamina by identifying an exercise program that works best for you.
  • It can provide you with a new knowledge and understanding of good nutrition and eating behaviors that will improve your health, life, and longevity.
  • It can help increase your self-esteem and emotional strength to make changes that will help you to better define and achieve a healthier and more meaningful life.
  • It can help you enrich your social and personal interactions to better integrate yourself within your community.
  • In short, it helps you to define and then achieve a better you and a better life.

Employee Benefits of Wellness Coaching:

  • Improved performance and productivity.
  • Increased alertness and sense of well-being and satisfaction.
  • Lowers depression, anxiety and other mental health disorders.
  • Lowers stress.
  • Improves relationships with colleagues and supervisors.
  • Healthier lifestyles.
  • Harmonious and relaxed workplaces.
  • Happier employees; increased feelings employee self-esteem and self-efficacy.

Employer Benefits From Wellness Consulting

  • Increased performance and productivity.
  • Increased employee morale and an improved ability to attract and retain key people.
  • Lowers costs in absenteeism, sick days used.
  • Lowers insurance costs.
  • Lowers work related injuries.
  • Lowers disability management costs.
  • Lowers worker’s compensation claims.
  • Improved work environments, i.e., positive, motivated, cooperative.
  • Employee pride and gratitude for employer’s health and wellness investments.
  • Less human errors.