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    The rise of health and wellness coaching holds significant promise for facilitating sustainable behavior change to help legions of individuals prevent and manage chronic disease. We all know the threats associated with the staggering epidemic of chronic disease and associated unhealthy lifestyles. But did we get here through a failure of personal responsibility? A failure of family units to support appropriate health behaviors? A failure of educational systems to teach healthy behaviors? A failure of medicine to cultivate health behaviors in patients? A failure of municipalities from an urban planning perspective? A failure of the social sciences to apply the latest in adult learning theory, psychology, and behavioral economics to health behaviors? A failure of government to incentivize or reinforce health behaviors? A failure of industry to prioritize health over capital? A failure of society to integrate all of the above? Or is this just the perfect time to synergize all that we know from numerous disciplines to conquer the challenge of unhealthy behavior that creates chronic disease? From my perspective as a health psychologist, understanding the origins of the problems will help us draft the solution. But from my perspective as a coach, how we got here is much less important than how we get out of here.

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    The rise of health and wellness coaching holds significant promise for facilitating sustainable behavior change to help legions of individuals prevent and manage chronic disease. We all know the threats associated with the staggering epidemic of chronic disease and associated unhealthy lifestyles. But did we get here through a failure of personal responsibility? A failure of family units to support appropriate health behaviors? A failure of educational systems to teach healthy behaviors? A failure of medicine to cultivate health behaviors in patients? A failure of municipalities from an urban planning perspective? A failure of the social sciences to apply the latest in adult learning theory, psychology, and behavioral economics to health behaviors? A failure of government to incentivize or reinforce health behaviors? A failure of industry to prioritize health over capital? A failure of society to integrate all of the above? Or is this just the perfect time to synergize all that we know from numerous disciplines to conquer the challenge of unhealthy behavior that creates chronic disease? From my perspective as a health psychologist, understanding the origins of the problems will help us draft the solution. But from my perspective as a coach, how we got here is much less important than how we get out of here.

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    Health Coaching Issue: GAHMJ July 2013

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    Global Advances in Health and Medicine
    The rise of health and wellness coaching holds significant promise for facilitating sustainable behavior change to help legions of individuals prevent and manage chronic disease. We all know the threats associated with the staggering epidemic of chronic disease and associated unhealthy lifestyles. But did we get here through a failure of personal responsibility? A failure of family units to support appropriate health behaviors? A failure of educational systems to teach healthy behaviors? A failure of medicine to cultivate health behaviors in patients? A failure of municipalities from an urban planning perspective? A failure of the social sciences to apply the latest in adult learning theory, psychology, and behavioral economics to health behaviors? A failure of government to incentivize or reinforce health behaviors? A failure of industry to prioritize health over capital? A failure of society to integrate all of the above? Or is this just the perfect time to synergize all that we know from numerous disciplines to conquer the challenge of unhealthy behavior that creates chronic disease? From my perspective as a health psychologist, understanding the origins of the problems will help us draft the solution. But from my perspective as a coach, how we got here is much less important than how we get out of here.

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    GLOBAL ADV ANCES

    I N H E A L T H A N D M E D I C I N E

    July 2013 Volume 2, Number 4 www.gahmj.com

    Letter to the Editor

    Original Article

    Engaging Young Adults in Proactive Health Behaviors A Goal-setting Process


    Melissa A. DuPree, MS, United States; Michelle Lampl, MD, PhD, United States; Jill E. White-Welkley, PhD, United States

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    Integrative Health Coaching and Motivational Interviewing: Synergistic Approaches to Behavior Change in Healthcare
    Formacin de salud integradora y entrevistas motivacionales: Enfoques sinrgicos para un cambio conductual en la asistencia sanitaria
    Leigh Ann Simmons, PhD, United States; Ruth Q. Wolever, PhD, United States

    Editorials

    Collaboration and Synergy in the Field of Health and Wellness Coaching: Nave or Necessary?
    Colaboracin y sinergia en el campo de la formacin de salud y bienestar: Ineficaz o necesaria?
    Ruth Wolever, PhD, United States

    SYSTEMATIC Review

    38

    10


    Professional Nurse Coaching: Advances in National and Global Healthcare Transformation


    Formacin profesional de enfermera: avances en la transformacin nacional y mundial de la atencin sanitaria
    Barbara M. Dossey, PhD, RN, AHN-BC, FAAN, HWNC-BC, United States; Darlene Hess, PhD, RN, AHN-BC, PMHNP-BC, ACC, HWNC-BC, United States

    A Systematic Review of the Literature on Health and Wellness Coaching: Defining a Key Behavioral Intervention in Healthcare
    Revisin sistemtica de la literatura mdica sobre la formacin de salud y bienestar: definiendo una intervencin conductual clave en la atencin sanitaria
    Ruth Q. Wolever, PhD, United States; Leigh Ann Simmons, PhD, United States; Gary A. Sforzo, PhD, United States; Diana Dill, EdD, United States; Miranda Kaye, PhD, United States; Elizabeth M. Bechard, BA, United States; Mary Elaine Southard, RN, MSN, United States; Mary Kennedy, MS, United States; Justine Vosloo, PhD, United States; Nancy Yang, BA, United States

    conference calendar

    18 Events Around the World


    Suzanne Snyder, United States

    Case Report Original Article

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    Coaching vs Psychotherapy in Health and Wellness: Overlap, Dissimilarities, and the Potential for Collaboration
    Formacin frente a psicoterapia en la salud y bienestar: coincidencias, diferencias y la posibilidad de colaboracin
    Meg Jordan, PhD, RN, CWP, United States; John B. Livingstone, MD, FRSH (UK), United States

    Health Coaching Integration Into Primary Care for the Treatment of Obesity
    Tratamiento de la obesidad mediante la integracin de la formacin de salud en el equipo de atencin primaria
    Ryan P. Sherman, MS, United States; Ben Crocker, MD, United States; Diana Dill, EdD, United States; David Judge, MD, United States

    Our MIssion: GAHMJ focuses on global convergences in health and medicine, systems-oriented approaches to healthcare, and high-quality case reports.

    CONTENT ORIGINATION

    CONTENT IDENTIFICATION
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    ON THE COVER
    This photograph by Johan Willner of "Horses drinking water from a creek" was taken in sterlen, Sweden. As with all of us, memories are reshaped and colored by time and yet their origins remain constant. Willners highly detailed photographs depict cinematic scenes based on his memories, dreams, perceptions, and illusions. "For many years, I have been on a quest for images. I have photographed people, cultures, landscapes, and religions. I have tried to express myself through others." Johan Willner Horses drinking water from a creek, Black and white photograph, Johan Willner.

    Volume 2, Number 4 July 2013 www.gahmj.com

    GLOBAL ADV ANCES


    I N H E A L T H A N D M E D I C I N E

    July 2013 Volume 2, Number 4 www.gahmj.com

    Case Reports

    Hypothesis

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    Wellness Coaching Outcomes in a Case Report of a Diabetic Native American Male


    Resultados de la formacin de bienestar en el caso clnico de un varn nativo americano diabtico
    Jennifer S. Berna, MS, PhD, MCHES, BCC, United States

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    Coaching the Multiplicity of Mind: A Strengths-based Model


    Formando la multiplicidad de la mente: un modelo basado en los puntos fuertes
    Margaret Moore, MBA, United States

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    Wellness Coaching for Obesity: A Case Report


    Formacin de bienestar para la obesidad
    Julie Schwartz, MS, RDN, CSSD, LD, ACSM-HFS, United States

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    Personalized Health Planning With Integrative Health Coaching to Reduce Obesity Risk Among Women Gaining Excess Weight During Pregnancy Plan sanitario personalizado con formacin de salud integradora para reducir el riesgo de obesidad entre las mujeres con un aumento de peso excesivo durante el embarazo
    Nancy Y. Yang, BA, United States; Shelley Wroth, MD, United States; Catherine Parham, MBA, PCC, CPCC, United States; Melva Strait, RN, United States; Leigh Ann Simmons, PhD, United States

    COMING SEPTEMBER 2013


    The September issue will be a special issue on womens healththe result of a collaboration between the Office of Research on Womens Health (ORWH) at the National Institutes of Health and the University of Illinois at Chicago. The guest editors for this issue are Stacie Geller, PhD; Claire Pomeroy, MD, MBA; and Patricia A. Thomas, MD, MA, FCAP, FASCP.

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