NETA Wellness Coach case studies
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The NETA Wellness Coach Specialty Certification is a specialty credential from the National Exercise Trainers Association for fitness and health professionals who want to coach clients through lifestyle and behavior change along the illness-wellness continuum. It is aimed at candidates who already hold a current NCCA-accredited health or fitness certification, a bachelor's degree or higher in a health or fitness-related field, or a credential or license as an allied health professional; NETA maintains a list of recognized credentials to confirm eligibility. The NETA Wellness Coach case studies are 5 cases and about 3,585 words.
1Teaching Home Blood Pressure Monitoring to a Mixed-Literacy Group
You are a wellness coach at a community health center running a four-session workshop called 'Know Your Numbers' for six adults ages 47 to 72. The room has one flip chart, two automatic blood pressure monitors, and no projector.
753 words, about 4 min2Managing a Triadic Session When a Partner Answers for the Client
P., 38, attends her second wellness coaching session for stress eating and weight concerns. She brings her husband, Mr.
722 words, about 4 min3Stage of Change and a Night-Shift Worker With Prediabetes
T., 45, is referred by his primary care provider after a lab result shows A1c 6.1% and BMI 34. He works 12-hour night shifts as a warehouse supervisor, sleeps about five hours, and drinks two energy drinks per shift.
696 words, about 3 min4Motivational Interviewing With a Mandated-EAP Client
J., 29, is referred by her employee assistance program after a workplace incident in which she arrived late and argued with a supervisor. She reports drinking three to four glasses of wine four or five nights per week, usually after her child goes to bed.
682 words, about 3 min5Shaping a Vague Goal Into a Workable Plan With Real Barriers
A., 52, wants to 'lose 30 pounds and get healthy.' She works two jobs: a school cafeteria shift 6 a.m. and a cleaning job 5 p.m.
732 words, about 4 min