ABOUT THE LUNCHEON

“Wellness Matters” will be a panel discussion with four coaches and a coach moderator who will speak about how coaches can take good care of their own health while also being able to address the health concerns of their clients. In addition, the panel will discuss future credentialing for wellness professionals. 

What better time of year than January to address your own wellness and the wellbeing of your clients!

In this program, attendees will learn:

• How to take great care of yourself and know when to make a client referral if needed.

• Relevant general wellness topics and what your clients need and how credentialing may affect your business.

• Key steps to help you address your own wellness needs and handle the wellness needs of your clients.

• How to make a shift in your future physical health!

• Top tips to illustrate up-to-date wellness concepts.  

A Q&A will follow the demonstration for luncheon attendees to ask further wellness questions. 

ABOUT THE PANEL

• Deborah Lee, PhD, RN, is a Wellness Consultant and Certified Integrative Health Coach with experience in a variety of health care settings. She has worked as a hospital and home care nurse, researcher, university professor, public health professional and health care administrator in the U.S. and Canada.  Deborah is an Instructor with the Integrative Health Coach Professional Training Program at Duke University Health System in both the Foundation and Certification programs. She also is a Research Specialist with the College of Health and Human Services at Western Kentucky University.

• With over two decades of expertise in providing training and education to improve fitness, nutrition and health, Tash Weddle leads The New Beginnings Center in helping women gain new skills and confidence as they gain new strength. Tash has over 20 years of experience in the fitness industry, including seventeen years of collegiate strength and conditioning and five years of experience in leading a state of the art fitness and wellness education organization that has improved the quality of life for over 500 women from all walks of life.

• Ashiya Swan considers herself a Healing Catalyst. Her role allows her to support modern women in developing a yoga practice for self-care to achieve self-mastery.  Through consistent yoga classes, holistic coaching and circles, women and girls connect with the innate, unique rhythm of their body to magnify their power and presence in the world.

• Thanks to a diagnosis of a serious autoimmune disease several years ago, Holly Ladd has experienced both traditional and holistic approaches to treating her condition with great results. She understands how healthy diet and lifestyle choices can support traditional medicine to achieve optimal results. With her background in education and master’s degrees in both Communications and Education, she is experienced in conveying concepts that are easy to understand and implement. Holly considers herself to be a guide to others in similar health situations, as well as a resource for those seeking improved overall health.

*NOTE: Registration ends January 12 at 5pm. Member tickets at the door are $35.00.