from physio to health coach jennifer lachal. whitehorse good life club my journey to health coaching...
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From Physio to Health Coach
Jennifer Lachal
Whitehorse Good Life Club
• My journey to health coaching
• Barriers and challenges along the way
• Supports and sustainability
• Client outcomes
Positives for staff
Original GLC
• Opportunities without huge commitment
• Training in Stages of change and motivational interviewing
• Telephone only reduced connection with client
• Length of study a positive
WGLC early days
• Target population broader includes Chronic heart and lung problems anxiety and depression
• Working groups using Wagner Assessment Tool ACIC
• Strategic plan includes CCM so more staff involved
Barriers and challenges
• Style of practice of physio /pod
• Dealing with psych /social issues
• Developing strategies to deal with issues raised
• Feedback and debriefing opportunities
• Time consuming
Supports and Training
• Flinders• Better health • Stages of Change • Motivational interviewing • Brief intervention • Anxiety and Depression recognition • Health Coaching
More supports
• Working groups commenced 2004
• Ongoing group meetings for coach support and business planning for GLC
• WCHS strategic plan includes CCM
• CCM embraced across organization
• Early Intervention in chronic disease program funding (DHS)
Features of WGLC
• Several pathways of referral
• Consistent screening process
• Suite of services within GLC and good linkages to other services
• Clients offered individual coaching or key worker involvement or better health course
• GP communication consistent
• Evaluation
• Partnerships
Sustainability
• Continued promotion of self management to all potential referrers
• Encourage use of care planning that incudes CCM approach
• Continued training needs addressed • Individual client outcome measures • Recruiting suitable staff to coach role • Client recruitment /feedback • CCM principals embraced in group programs.• Health coaching recognised as a service
Client and Coach benefits
• Wholistic approach to client care • Broader involvement in health care • Physical demands on service worker • Longer involvement than would
normally be possible • Greater satisfaction for improved
outcomes • Gwen B