HealthCoachInstitute.com

Pros: Man, the curriculum was top-notch – super comprehensive and on point. Instructors brought the good vibes and knew how to break down the material. The pacing was just right, building up week after week. Those skills labs were a game-changer, making sure we really soaked in the stuff and got to connect with fellow coaches. The coaching sessions were clutch, too – got to do multiple rounds with my own coach. And can we talk about those done-for-you goodies? Scripts, handouts, action guides – saved me tons of time. Plus, they throw in bonus programs ready to roll. Cons: Okay, here's the real talk. No live instruction or face time with instructors – major bummer, especially considering the program's cost. Questions? Hit up the online help desk, but it's more for IT stuff, not the nitty-gritty coaching details. The website and learning platform? Let's just say they need a facelift – clunky and not user-friendly. Downloading materials? Manual and hours of my life I won't get back. Tech overhaul, please! Recordings feeling a bit dated, too – pre-pandemic vibes. Business building module? Good on the basics but lacks that extra oomph. More like Marketing 101, not the deep dive I was hoping for. Room for improvement, for sure.

So, I signed up for this Pathway thing, not really sure what to expect. Had some worries if I could handle it, you know? But turns out, it was pretty okay. The teachers were good, knew their stuff and were easy to talk to. The live classes were alright, gave you some info. The small group stuff was cool, got to try things out. The stuff we did on our own each week was fine, not too hard to understand. They gave us this big book, but not all of it was needed. I got some of the books they suggested, not all though. Didn't read or listen to them all, but the ones I did were helpful. I didn't know much about coaching before, but now I get it better. The practice sessions with other students and the feedback were helpful too. I think I can coach now. And I made some friends too, which is nice. Good course, I guess.

This journey's been a wild ride! Connected with a peer who's on the same wavelength – that's a win. Playing the roles of both client and coach? A bit mind-bending, but it's been surprisingly cool, helping me unravel the mysteries of me. Now, here's the plot twist – it's like a rollercoaster with this fast-paced program. The anxiety kicks in thinking, "How in the world am I gonna juggle 90 days of practice clients, a full-time gig, and my fam?" Currently rocking it at pillar 3 week 5 – proud moment there! Major shoutout to the videos – they're the real MVPs. And that Facebook crew? A lifesaver. Following along with classmates' comments, dropping a few of my own – it's a whole vibe. The support game is strong, and I'm all in.

Yo, health coaching is your thing, stick to that! I dropped serious cash on this content, like almost 6 grand serious, and I don't need the French kissing talk making things awkward. Keep it factual and pro, you know? I've got loads of experience and a Masters Degree in health coaching, but my gig won't let me roll without certification. Hoping this course ramps up the game, 'cause right now, it's feeling a bit basic. Let's see where this journey takes us.

I had a great time with Health Coach Institute. I got to go through the program at my own pace, which was cool. I liked learning from Stacey and Carey, they really care about their students and want them to do well.

The company's program layout is great. Being alone and not good with tech made it tough. Didn't get much help from peers. Finishing clients is hard, one not consistent. Can't finish in 6 months as I wanted.

My time with HCI has been really great. I'm happy I decided to give it a shot for my journey into becoming a Life and Health coach! The content, cohorts, and demo sessions were all really good.

The course content is broken down into easy-to-handle bits, so you never feel swamped, and the timing of the modules is just right.