Skip to main content

What do real people say about lifestyle coaching?

13 people recorded interviews about lifestyle coaching across 3 organisations. 4 of them mentioned clearer systems and processes in their own words. Every figure below is a count of what people said in their recorded interview — not a clinical trial or a survey.

First-hand accounts from people who talked about lifestyle coaching in their recorded interview.

What people said changed

Counts of interviews where the person described this in their own words.

  • Better systems4 of 13 mentioned it
    And I've done so much to go through my different parts of my living space. each, you know, I do like usually one area at a time, you know, whether it's papers, you know, getting them organized or, you know, boxes of t…Richard Iyall
  • Mood & stress3 of 13 mentioned it
    So it's how you find acceptance for yourself and knowing that where you are is okay and what you're going through is ⁓ legitimate and your feelings are real and you get to a point where you learn to process those item…Elizabeth Vanderwel
  • Mental clarity2 of 13 mentioned it
    I needed someone like Heather to help me to really make me focus more on what I need get out of my physical clutter, which I got so much of, and also my mental clutter.Richard Iyall
  • Felt supported2 of 13 mentioned it
    And there are a lot of ⁓ tools that are offered to you and you'll find out what resonates with you and I believe your life will be richer as a result and you'll have more insights into ⁓ how your brain works and you'l…Elizabeth Vanderwel
  • Family & relationships2 of 13 mentioned it
    When my husband died I was suddenly $2,500 less coming in a month.Sue Schoetker
  • Confidence1 of 13 mentioned it
    I would say I have a lot more confidence because I feel good.Susanne Scholl
  • More energy1 of 13 mentioned it
    Which allowed me to have more energy and more capacity to take the next step.Sue Schoetker
  • Weight change1 of 13 mentioned it
    So, I was able to actually release and let go of 30 pounds that felt really heavy.LINDSAY HUTCHINS

Stories in this topic

Showing 12 of 13 interviews.

What people were sceptical about first

  • Kristin Whitaker initially hesitated due to the logistics of payment and travel, but she later stated she could not believe any of those reasons almost kept her from the 'life changing impact' and 'incredible learning experience' she received.Kristin Whitaker
  • The hesitation is actually more from within because it's like, okay, if I sign up for this program, what happens if it doesn't work out? It's the thought of disappointing myself or not meeting a goal that I had set for myself that causes me the most anxiety,…Elizabeth Vanderwel
  • Sue Schoetker initially hesitated because her monthly income dropped by $2,500 after her husband passed away. However, she decided it was a necessary step to move forward and later described it as the best thing for her and a vital anchor during tough times.Sue Schoetker

Frequently asked

Is the Urban Monk program worth the investment of time and money?
Susanne Scholl confirms that participating fully was worth the time, energy, and money. She describes the experience as a life-changing program that helped her regain her health when she felt disempowered. — Susanne Scholl
How does Urban Monk differ from the Western medical model?
According to Susanne, Western medicine is limited by standardized tests and petrochemicals. She found that Urban Monk offered the freedom to practice compassionate medicine with the time and guidance necessary for true healing. — Susanne Scholl
Is the Urban Monk gut health protocol difficult to follow?
Susanne notes that the first few weeks were tough due to food restrictions and learning new habits. However, she emphasizes that sticking strictly to the plan without cheating led to a major turnaround by week six. — Susanne Scholl
How do I deal with the guilt of getting rid of sentimental items?
Linda Van Tine found that Heather Aardema helps reframe this by asking if an item makes you feel 'light' or 'heavy.' This perspective shift allows participants to release the guilt associated with items given by others, like family members. — Linda Van Tine
Is the School of Living Lighter community supportive?
Yes, Linda describes the community as a safe, inclusive, and genuine environment where members are 'all alike' and help one another through shared obstacles. — Linda Van Tine
What is Heather Aardema's coaching style like?
Linda notes that Heather is infectious, authentic, and catches every detail, often stopping to help participants reframe their language from 'I need to' to 'I get to' to create a positive outlook. — Linda Van Tine

Organisations in this topic

Related topics