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CHC Health Coaching Business & Program Development Flashcards

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  1. Which marketing approach is most aligned with the ethical standards of a CHC-certified health coach?

    Answer: Sharing evidence-based information and authentic client success stories (with permission)

    Ethical marketing uses honest, evidence-based claims and only shares client testimonials with explicit written consent, staying within the coach's scope of practice.

  2. When is it appropriate for a health coach to terminate a coaching relationship?

    Answer: When the client presents with a medical emergency or issues beyond the coach's scope of practice

    A health coach must recognize when a client's needs exceed the coaching scope and facilitate appropriate referral to ensure client safety and well-being.

  3. What does 'scope of practice' mean for a Certified Health Coach?

    Answer: The defined boundaries of professional activities a health coach is trained and credentialed to perform

    Scope of practice defines what health coaches are qualified to do — such as supporting behavior change and lifestyle improvements — without crossing into medical diagnosis or treatment.

  4. Which tool is most useful for a health coach to evaluate the return on investment (ROI) of a wellness program delivered to a corporate client?

    Answer: Pre- and post-program health risk assessment data combined with absenteeism and productivity metrics

    ROI for corporate wellness is best demonstrated through measurable changes in health risk factors alongside business metrics like reduced absenteeism and improved productivity.

  5. A CHC wants to continuously improve their coaching skills. Which activity best supports professional development?

    Answer: Completing continuing education, seeking supervision, and obtaining peer feedback regularly

    Ongoing learning, supervision, and feedback are hallmarks of professional competence and are required to maintain the CHC credential.

  6. Which element is MOST important when writing a client health coaching proposal for a new corporate account?

    Answer: Clearly outlining the program goals, session structure, measurable outcomes, and coach qualifications

    A strong proposal demonstrates professional credibility by aligning program design with organizational goals and specifying how outcomes will be measured.