Do you need a health coach?
Do you need a health coach?
A health coach is someone who educates and supports clients to achieve their health goals through lifestyle and behaviour adjustments.
I currently have spaces available and am looking for new clients. You can choose to work with me for 3 or 6 months and we catch up fortnightly. We set goals that are specific to you and work towards achieving those over the time frame you choose. It does take time to make sustainable changes which is why the programmes I offer are for that length of time.
* You may want to loose some weight for next summer and keep the weight off. How many people have dieted and then have piled the weight back on after the diet has finished?
* You may want to learn how to cook more nutritiously and include more vegetables into your diet.
* You may just want to know how to cook quick and nutritious meals to cut down on the amount of processed food you consume.
* You may want to know what to do to avoid the chocolate snack or sugary treat at the 3pm slump.
* You may be constantly tired and are not sure what to do about it.
* You may want to exercise more but don't know where to start. I can help you work out what types of exercise are right for you and can help you to work out where you can slot exercise into your day.
* You may not be sleeping well and don't know why.
* You may just want to get out and meet more people and make new friends but don't know where to start.
* You may just want someone to talk to who can empathise and listen.
Doctors are great for diagnosing and treating the symptoms of the issue.
Health coaches work to find out the real root cause of the issue and work with you to treat that which will then affect the symptoms. They usually spend a lot longer with you and tailor make programmes that suit you, beautiful you.
Appointment times to suit you......initial health history is complimentary.
Check out my website today
www.serenityhealth.co.nz...
and get in touch gill@serenityhealth.co.nz 021801605
Poll: Is it rude to talk on the phone on a bus?
Buses can be a relaxing way to get home if you have a seat and enough space. However, it can be off-putting when someone is taking a phone call next to you.
Do you think it's inconsiderate for people to have lengthy phone calls on a bus? Vote in the poll, and add your comments below.
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64.1% Yes
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33.5% No
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2.4% Other - I'll share below
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Paddy Gower seeks ‘bloody great Cantab’
The Kiwi journalist drilling deep into the country’s biggest issues is on a mission to find the local greats.
Paddy Gower is looking for the Good Kiwi in every region to feature in his show, The F@#$ing News - Paddy Gower Live on Tour.
To nominate a Good Kiwi, email reporters@press.co.nz with the name and a description of why your nominee should win. You an also share the local issues you think Paddy needs to tackle in the comments below.
It could be the woman whose knitting circle has made 3800 items for victims of domestic violence, the guy running the length of Aotearoa for mental health, or the woman with terminal cancer who spends her time campaigning to raise awareness and save lives.
“Basically I am looking for ... a bloody great Cantab who just gets on and gets things done. The criteria is somebody who has a positive attitude and makes the community a better place," Gower said.
“I will give this person the 'Big Ups' they deserve, and the community can celebrate them with me.”
A Good Kiwi will feature in each of Gower’s live shows in 14 centres through November and December. He will name the Cantabrian Good Kiwi at his Christchurch show on the evening of Friday, November 22, at St Margaret’s College.
The F@#$ing News - Paddy Gower Live on Tour is a sort of book tour, sort of stand-up comedy, some journalistic yarns and memoir, and some motivational speaking - with a fair bit of local in each show.
Gower also wants to know about topics of interest in the region.
“I’m ... going to be taking on a big issue facing Canterbury and offering up solutions.”
A stinky suburb, a neighbourhood needing a round-about or a cathedral in disrepair - “I will make your views count”, he said.
“I'm touring the nation to spread positivity, optimism and good vibes.”
*For tickets to the The F@#$ing News - Paddy Gower Live on Tour visit paddygower.co.nz
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