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Course Clarity
Earlier this year, we made the decision at Two-Brain Coaching to change the names of two of our courses – First Degree and Second Degree.
Best Books for Nutrition Coaches, 2021
Motivational Interviewing Books Recommended by Two-Brain Coaching Four Must-Read Books to Make You a More Effective Nutrition Coach Written by Jennifer Broxterman, MSc, RD Registered

If You Care About A Person’s Health, You Can’t Focus Only on the Physical…
Chris Cooper once wrote that if you care about your clients, you can’t stop at them, and need to extend that care out to their

10 Ways to Improve Your Coaching Today
Written by Shawn McQueen, Course Mentor for Group Coaching Part of the role of a World-Class Coach is managing time effectively. If you are familiar with

How Will Mindset Coaching Help My Clients Goals?
Our clients come to us with a goal in mind, and they think (or hope!) we can show them the way. As coaches we help

How do you create demand for Mindset Coaching?
The biggest factor is in how much value an owner places on something. If you care about The Open, Weightlifting, or Nutrition for example, your

You Need A Coach.
You’ve spent almost a year in captivity now. In and out of lockdowns. Off and on with the masks. Your relaxing home has become your

Is Your Client “too busy?” Do this.
Guest Post by Certified Two-Brain Business Mentor Jeff Jucha If your client starts their day with good intentions but falls off the wagon when their

How to Talk to Someone About an Eating Disorder
Written by Jennifer Broxterman, MSc, RDRegistered Dietitian, Founder of NutritionRx Two-Brain Coaching, Nutrition Coaching Course Creator How to Talk to Someone About an Eating Disorder

The Vocational Path: Do You Need A Master’s Degree?
After three years as a Personal Trainer, I wasn’t making much money. In fact, I was working as a treadmill salesman all day. That’s how

The Vocational Path: Do You Need A Bachelor’s Degree?
I graduated college in 1998. I earned my CSCS credential a month later. I was proud. It took me over a year to get my

Programming for Retention
How to create exercise programs that keep people around for years Novelty gets them in the door. But in time, even “constantly varied functional movements