Client Support & Coaching Techniques Flashcards
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A client who has been doing well on AIP suddenly reports a major life stressor (divorce, job loss). How should the AIP coach adjust their approach?
Answer: Acknowledge the stressor, assess its impact on the client's capacity, and flexibly adjust coaching goals
Flexible, empathetic coaching that acknowledges life context leads to better adherence and client wellbeing.
Which of the following represents an appropriate use of a coach's personal AIP experience when working with clients?
Answer: Sharing relevant personal experience briefly to normalize the client's challenges, then redirecting focus to the client
Brief, relevant self-disclosure can build rapport and normalize struggle, but the focus must always return to the client.
When is it appropriate for an AIP coach to give direct advice or recommendations to a client?
Answer: When the client explicitly requests information or guidance and it falls within the coach's scope of practice
Coaches may share knowledge and recommendations when requested and appropriate, balanced with empowering client autonomy.
A client asks their AIP coach whether they should stop taking their prescription medication during the protocol. What is the correct response?
Answer: Clearly explain that medication decisions must be made with their prescribing physician
Medication management is outside the scope of coaching and must always be directed to the client's licensed healthcare provider.
What is the role of 'active listening' during an AIP coaching session?
Answer: Fully attending to the client's words, emotions, and body language to understand their experience deeply
Active listening involves full, undivided presence and attention to both verbal and non-verbal communication.
A client successfully completes the AIP elimination phase. What coaching strategy best supports the reintroduction phase?
Answer: Create a structured, step-by-step reintroduction plan with clear tracking protocols and adequate spacing between foods
Structured reintroduction with clear tracking and spacing is essential to accurately identify food sensitivities.
Which of the following best describes the coaching concept of 'unconditional positive regard'?
Answer: Accepting and respecting the client as a person regardless of their choices or protocol adherence
Unconditional positive regard means valuing the client's inherent worth independent of their behavior or compliance.