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Months to Great Health 3 The Health Coach Group Copyright 2013 All Rights Reserved 1

Agreement Health Coach The Health Coach Group Copyright 2013 All Rights Reserved 2 This agreement contains all the terms and provisions applicable within. __________________________ _______________________________________ Print NameSignature Date This agreement between __________________ and _________________ will continue ___months at a 3 month rate of $__________, totaling $____________ due and payable at the time of this agreement. The service provided is health coaching. This health coaching will address specific health behavior goals. The time agreement is as per the attached Session Schedule. Roles and Responsibilities: Client 1.The client leads the session, asks for what he/she wants and lets the coach know what is working and not working in the health coaching relationship. 2.Defines, clarifies and commits to specific action steps. 3.Gives 24 hours notice in case of appointment reschedule. 4.Takes responsibility for actions. Health Coach 1.Supports the client in his/her goals, action steps and outcomes. 2.Supports the client in defining and clarifying action steps. 3.Asks questions to assess the level of client commitment to the action steps. 4.Tracks the client’s progress. 5.Discusses options and possibilities while the client does the work. 6.Respects the Client’s willingness to be truthful and keeps all information confidential and private. Both Coach and Client Makes calls and appointments on time. Commit to principles of accountability, honesty and respect. I have read and agree to the provisions of this Health Coaching Agreement

Goals Before even setting the goal, you should take several steps to be sure that you have clarity and you are striving for goals that are really important to you. If you are confused or misguided on your goals, it is harder to stick with your plan. 7 ways to set goals… 1. Clarity You must get clear on where you were and where you are. 2. Certainty Once you get clear on where you are, you must become certain that you can attain this goal. 3.Excitement After figuring out where you are and that you can achieve anything you set your mind to, you need to decide where you want to be. 4. Focus Out of your list of goals, circle the top 3 or 4 you would like to achieve. Which of those goals would inspire you to take action? 5. Commitment Take each of your 3 or 4 goals and decide why you MUST achieve them. What are some of the things you don’t want to do, that you will have to, if you want to achieve them. 6. Momentum Resolve to do one small and one large thing immediately to move toward reaching your goals. 7. Get SMART Session #1 The Health Coach Group Copyright 2013 All Rights Reserved 3 Goal setting