Description
ABSTRACT
What is one
thing you could start doing today that would have a profound, positive impact
on your wellness? Chances are this is a behavior you have contemplated doing
for some time but haven’t. What does this feel like? Together, we will clarify
and deepen our connection with clients’ journeys through the hard work of
behavior change. We’ll explore the mindsets and physiology of the Stages of Change.
OBJECTIVES
Following
this session, participants will be able to:
- describe mindset and physiology associated with different phases of the Transtheoretical Model (TTM)/Stages of Change.
- determine strategies to cultivate empathy with the mindset and physiology associated with various phases of the Stages of Change.
- identify wellness strategies aligned with the mindset and physiology associated with behavior change as outlined in the Stages of Change.
NOTE: "Registration" for individual sessions is not required. Once onsite, you may attend any sessions on the day(s) for which you are registered.
Contributors
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Barbara Broadbear, PhD, MPH, CIC
Dr. Barbara Broadbear is an Associate Professor and the Director of the School of Exercise Science and Sport at Millikin University. She earned her PhD from Indiana University, her MPH from the University of South Florida, and is a Certified Intrinsic Coach. She has worked in various health and wellness settings and is enjoying mentoring and learning from her students as they work through their professional preparation.
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Jim Broadbear, PhD, CWP, NBC-HWC
Jim Broadbear is Professor of Health Promotion & Education at Illinois State University where he leads programs in Integrative Health & Wellness and Health & Wellness Coaching. He is past Director and Exercise Physiologist in medically-based wellness centers.