Coaching on Nutrition – Part 3 of 3

by Guest Blogger Annemarie

Coaches work with the whole person because health affects attitude and energy on the job and in relationships. When it comes to selecting what supplement or nutriceutical to consume, having information means you can make a good decision.
Start simple: Mother Nature has the best sources of most of the nutrients we need each and every day. Fruits, vegetables, and grains have huge healing capabilities, and it is recommended we consume 9-13 servings of a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables daily. So why is so hard for the majority of the population to do that? Do your coaching clients struggle with knowing what works when, the volume required, and access to variety?

Consider this: people sometimes don’t like kale; it is a great cancer fighting veggie. Beets can “BEET” away the blues. Pineapple combats menopause. The best way for you to get the proper nutrition is through the foods we eat from Mother Nature! It has been said “we are NOT a vitamin deficient society but rather a whole food deficient society.” How do you keep this simple for your coaching client?

Let me be a resource – I would love to talk to you about a way to bridge the gap between what you or your client eats now and what is ideal for your health. Additionally, I am happy to support you as a resource for your coaching clients. Annemarie McDermott, Health & Wellness Educator, http://www.crazyfornutrition.com, 303.594.7466

Cathy Liska

For content specific to coach training and coaching, guest blog posts are welcome.

Most blog posts here are written or curated by Cathy Liska, Guide from the Side®, CDP, MCC.

Cathy is CEO/Founder of the Center for Coaching Certification, CCC. As Guide from the Side®, she is a sought-after trainer and coach with over 30 years of experience in business management and ownership. Cathy built her diverse team at CCC that includes trainers, customer service, and coaches. She was Co-Leader for ICF’s Ethics Community of Practice, on the Leadership Team for the review and updating of the Code of Ethics in 2024, and active in the Ethics Water Cooler. To ensure she stays current in related areas of expertise, Cathy has earned the following: ICF’s Master Certified Coach (MCC), Certified Coach Trainer, Certified Consumer Credit Counselor, Certificate of Excellence in Nonprofit Leadership and Management, Grief Support Group Facilitator, Certified in the Drucker Self-Assessment Tool, Certified Apartment Manager, Certified Civil and Family Mediator, and Certified in DISC.

Cathy’s clients range from attorneys to corporate executives, government to nonprofit, entrepreneurs to children, under or unemployed to newly retired. She specializes in communication, management, conflict, and leadership. Her personal mission statement is “People.” Cathy is known for her passion to serve others so they achieve the results they want.

Podcast: https://www.coachcert.com/podcast.html

Publications: Coaching Perspectives (a series of books with chapters by coach training graduates) https://www.coachcert.com/resources/recommended-reading/coaching-perspectives-series-by-the-center-for-coaching-certification-and-more.html

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