HeyJaredBecoming a Health Coach
Are you exploring a career in health coaching? Wondering if the Institute for Integrative Nutrition (IIN) is right for you? In Becoming a Health Coach, Meg shares her unfiltered experience going through the IIN Health Coach Training Program—module by module.
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From Hamburgers to Hormones: Vanessa Gaitlin's Coaching Journey (opens the original)
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Back to Her: Coaching Through Perimenopause and Everything Else What happens when your own body keeps throwing you curveballs — burnout, single motherhood, perimenopause symptoms nobody warned you about — and coaching becomes both your business and your survival tool? Megan and Danna sit down with Vanessa Gaitlin, an IIN-trained coach (and one of Megan's earliest connections in the coaching world) who's spent over a decade rebuilding her practice around her own hormone chaos. Vanessa's coaching
Meet Tina - Coaching Series (opens the original)
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Welcome to another coaching series where we do a coaching debrief after a real coaching session. Let's meet Tina - this is her Health History. Chapters: 00:00 Welcome and Goals 00:51 Why Coaching Now 06:58 Mom Guilt and Stress 08:07 Sleep and Gut Deep Dive 16:43 Holistic Plan and Wrap Up Mentioned in this episode: Missed an episode? Don't worry, we have you covered. Check out the link below to the playlist of all the debrief sessions for Tina. Listen to all of Tina's debrief episodes - Playlist
Are you allowed to be a coach before age 30? featuring Ben Fox (opens the original)
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How do you become a coach (and actually make it work) without having it all figured out first? If you’ve ever thought, “I’d love to be a coach, but I’m not sure I’m qualified… and also I have no idea how the business side works,” this conversation is for you. Megan and Danna sit down with Ben Fox to unpack what it really looks like to grow into coaching , build credibility (even when you’re young), and create a sustainable path that doesn’t require perfection, a polished brand, or seven social p
How do I make things stick when things are hard? Evaluating the Sixth Session with Joanna (opens the original)
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How Do I Make It Last? Joanna walked into her final session with the only question that matters: How do I make this stick when things are hard? Travel. Illness. Holiday season. She's exhausted again—and she knows exactly why. A few months ago, she wouldn't have noticed the difference. Now her body tells her immediately when she's off track. That awareness? That's the win. She asked about dinner burnout, about the overwhelm of meal prep, about what happens when her partner's default is "let's jus
The Honeymoon Phase is Ending: Evaluating the Fifth Session with Joanna (opens the original)
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She Came Ready Joanna walked into session five with a list. "I have a lot of stuff." That's exactly what a coach wants to hear. She was ready to move on to movement—nutrition felt handled. But Danna pulled her back for a moment. There was something in how Joanna talked about "falling off the wagon" with food logging. Was she disappointed because it actually helped her? Or because she felt like she should be doing it? There's a difference between "I need to do this for me" and "someone told me I
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