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Health Coaching to Complement Care

I complement your practice by supporting clients as they apply recommendations from care.

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How Coaching Supports Clients in Your Care

Health coaching gives clients a dedicated space to focus on the behavior-change side of their health. In coaching conversations, clients can clarify their action steps, strengthen accountability, and work through what supports or interferes with putting guidance from care into practice. This adds continuity beyond the appointment while keeping the client active in the process.

An added layer of support for clients in your care

Many people leave care with a clear direction and still benefit from a steady place to integrate that direction into daily choices. Health coaching gives people in your care a structured, client-centered space to clarify action steps, build accountability, and stay connected to the changes that support their health. Coaching adds support around the client's follow-through while your clinical or therapeutic role remains clearly defined.

Health coaching is offered independently, giving clients added structure and accountability without creating cost or added administrative work for the clinic.

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The Role of A Health Coach

Health coaching supports behavior change as clients clarify self-directed goals, identify action steps, and build accountability. The American Medical Association describes health coaching as a team-based approach that supports patients in strengthening the knowledge, skills, and confidence to take an active role in their care. Adding a health coach to the client's care team creates a defined role for behavior-change support alongside the practitioner's clinical or therapeutic role.

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When to Refer

Consider a referral when a client has received guidance in your care and would benefit from added accountability as that direction is put into practice. This is especially relevant when progress depends on how the client applies that guidance outside the appointment. Coaching can provide a consistent place to address barriers, reinforce action, and keep the client engaged in the process of change.

Rod Even, Master Certified Health Coach

About

Rod Even, Master Certified Health Coach

I value straightforward communication, professionalism, and respect. My path into coaching came through my own experience with health-related change, which gave me a practical understanding of the effort involved and a lasting respect for people working to improve their health. I bring that perspective to coaching through a client-centered, non-judgmental approach.

Serving practitioners and clients throughout the Denver area. Coaching is available virtually, with in-home visits offered by arrangement.

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Contact

To discuss referrals or learn more about how coaching can support your care:

Contact Me

connect@rodevenhealthandwellness.com

Rod Even Health and Wellness LLCDenver, CO | Virtual & In-Home

FAQ

Yes. A practitioner can direct the client to my webpage, contact information, or a QR code flyer I provide. You may also contact me first to initiate the referral.

No. Health coaching is offered independently. There is no cost to the clinic and no added administrative work. A practitioner may simply direct the client to my contact information. I can provide a QR code flyer for the office to keep available, giving clients a simple way to learn more and get in touch.

Include the client's name, contact information, and a general reason for the referral. Please do not share client's personal medical information.

To respect client privacy, the coaching process is between the client and the coach. The practitioner remains responsible for the client's care recommendations.

Communication with the practitioner about coaching conversations is determined by the client. Updates can be provided with the client's permission.

No. Health coaching is complementary. I do not diagnose, treat, prescribe, or replace clinical care. You remain responsible for treatment, clinical decision-making, and discipline-specific recommendations.