How To Become a Board Certified Health Coach (The Truth About NBHWC!)

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How To Become a Board Certified Health Coach (The Truth!)

Is it worth it to become a NBHWC certified health coach? Are you wondering about the process and requirements?

In this video, I explain everything you need to know about becoming a board certified health coach.

I discuss why you might want to become board certified, what the process looks like, and my tips on taking the National Board for Health & Wellness Coaching exam.

Want my insider tips & truth? Watch the video!

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[jenniferrobinson]

Thank you Michelle, I am sitting for the test in October '22, I am very nervous but doing my best to trust the process. There is so much information that I can easily get overwhelmed! Marilena's class is fabulous. I have been listening and relistieningto the modules which has been helping me really absorb the content. This was a great video. Thanks for all that you do.

[holistic.journey_tla]

Thank you so much for sharing this valuable information and insight. My passion is to the moon for the fact that I had to work on myself for years to reach this holistic level of being and growing within myself. I took the step of taking the IIN certification course where I fell in love and now enrolled in the intense practicum to become board certified. You have truly brought practical clarity to me and more confidence towards my health coaching career. Thanks!!!

[yourstrulee]

I just knew it was more to it! I'm so glad i found this information. It'll help me choose a program!

[teresajacobson]

Thank you for the information. I anticipate taking the exam in spring of 23.

[Nanitasadventures]

OMGGG I AM SO HAPPY YOU CREATED THIS VIDEO, exactly the answer I was looking for.

[gerlindechristina]

This is so helpful, Michelle ---and love your upbeat charming style. Thank you very much

[mminordesigns]

when you said that this will differentiate you from the real health coaches and those that say you don't need a certification and don't have one was like wow! I have watched a few that says that exact thing " you don't need a certification", but I personally wouldn't trust just word of mouth I need to see the proof of certification. I personally wouldn't trust a hospital or physician if I didn't see proof.

[SlimbitesbyArifa]

"Hi Michelle! I just wanted to say how much I appreciate the amazing content you provide in your videos. Your insights are incredibly inspiring and informative. I'm planning to pursue a diploma or associate degree in holistic nutrition after high school, and I was wondering if you could recommend any online courses, institutes or colleges that would be the best fit for this path. Thanks a lot for all you do!"

[RobMonty]

When the eye of providence comes to you in meditation to congratulate you for completing the task, you are now certified through spirit. I like that more, but a certification from 3D world is ok also.

[_Lys_]

What about the NANP board certification? Or the health coach alliance? What school should I go to to be taken seriously?

[Simplemum]

Thankyou for the information shared. I have completed course from iin but I want to give the entrance exam. But I have no experience in health coaching, means I didn't get clients. I do have physical therapy degree and have work experiences in my respective field.But as you said about certification, it seems a big process. Please could make a video of how to apply for health coach jobs in hospital or other organizations or companies?

[callie]

Thank you for the valuable tips you provide, Michelle! I’m enrolled in the health and wellness coaching program at my local university and I’m planning to get board certified. My university class has only seven students including myself and is made up of 18-22 year olds (not the typical coaching client demographic) and then me (49.) How do I find older adult study buddies? I need to practice coaching and experience being coached by people with a little more life experience. Any suggestions?

[angelasteenkamp]

Thankyou so much for the video. It has answered so many of the questions I had. I live in South Africa and the College we had here closed down🥲. So I will have to study online through the UK as I have a British Passport. I just didnt know where to get started and if there was going to be someone to help me 😍

[ShoniBrown-zgie]

Thank you for your video Michelle I just had a question you stated at the end of the video that you Remembered all of the health and Wellness numbers and when you got to the exam you've wrote down all the Health and Wellness numbers can you explain what that means I'm currently in a course but I have no idea what you're talking about

[carlhammill]

As an RN I feel like a good way to start is to be Health Coach Nurse and if this feel rewarding and I bring high value to clients at that point I would want a certification. Michelle does that sound like good starting point?

[AASA]

So other than being able to work in clinical setting, what is the benefit of being board certified? Is it that you are able to accept health insurance from clients if you were to go into private practice??

[billieball]

Wondering if you have one book that you'd recommend as the go-to resource to study for exam. Or two if it's too close to call, etc.

[sarahreams]

Question- how do they verify the work hours you will have needed to accumulate to sit for the test?

[sonic-trfh]

I have two questions. #1. I completed a year of Holistic training. I Received my completion document. With that, can I start my own practice? #2. You stated you need an associate degree or 4000h of any field. I have been a Certified Nursing Assistant for over 22 years. Would that be acceptable since it is in the health field? Thank you for your time.

[TheDetroitblack]

I have an associate degree as a Medical Assistant, so can I take the California exam??