Health Coach Jobs: Popularity with Consumers, Insures, and Employers

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Health Coach Job Popularity

Health coaching is a $6 billion service market, with a strong growth outlook. An estimated 110,000 health coach jobs are providing education and motivation to change bad lifestyle habits, as well as manage chronic conditions such as diabetes.

With nearly 86% of a $3 trillion annual healthcare expenditure being used for chronic and mental health conditions, health coaching has become an important factor in the overall healthcare equation.

Whether in private practice, at a doctor’s office, in a corporate wellness program or in large self-insured companies, health coaching jobs have become a crucial factor in improving patient and employee health and cutting claims costs.

Health coaching for employees and plan members are successfully being used to improve their lifestyles, eliminate bad habits, encourage better nutrition and exercise, and manage their chronic conditions.

Which health coaching training will put you ahead of the game?

Functional Diagnostic Nutrition® (FDN) training provides you with superior functional assessment skills and proven strategies, methodologies and tools to help your clients transform their lives.

So why do companies hire FDN trained health coaches?

With FDN training, health coaches understand the mental, emotional, physical, bio-chemical, behavioral and lifestyle factors that are required to improve their client’s overall health and well-being.

That’s why Functional Diagnostic Nutrition® (FDN) practitioners are the most successful health coaches in health and wellness.

And that is it for this week’s Functional Diagnostic Nutrition® Vlog of the Week.

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