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Follow-Up Cardiometabolic Health Coaching Session

by Savannah Maher

English

1-1 Sessions

20 minutes

33 USD per session

Overview

What you'll achieve

Strengthen and sustain lifestyle changes that support blood sugar balance, heart health, and energy

Identify what is working, what feels challenging, and where adjustments are needed

Navigate plateaus, setbacks, or changing life demands with clarity and support

Build confidence and self-efficacy around long-term cardiometabolic health habits

Continue progress toward personalized, values-aligned health goals

Who this is for

Have completed an initial cardiometabolic coaching session

Want accountability and continued guidance for sustainable change

Are navigating insulin resistance-related concerns such as prediabetes risk, PCOS, metabolic syndrome, cholesterol or blood pressure challenges, fatigue, inflammation, or weight changes

Are using or considering medications for metabolic health and want lifestyle support alongside care

Prefer ongoing, adaptive support rather than one-time advice

What's included

One Up to 30 minute 1:1 follow-up coaching session

Review of progress, patterns, and current challenges

Collaborative problem-solving and strategy refinement

Behavior change support tailored to real-life constraints

Updated goals, focus areas, and next steps

Optional tools or resources to support continued momentum

What you'll need

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Savannah Maher

Board certified health and wellness coach

Location

Seattle, United States

Experience

18 years experience

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You don’t need more information. You need support turning what you already know into something that actually works in your real life.

 

I’m a board-certified health and wellness coach specializing in cardiometabolic health, insulin resistance, and sustainable behavior change. I support people navigating chronic and metabolic health concerns with practical, evidence-based coaching that fits real life.

 

Many clients come to coaching feeling overwhelmed or unsupported between medical appointments. They may have received information, diagnoses, or treatment plans, yet still feel unsure how to apply that guidance day to day. Many also feel frustrated by repeatedly hearing advice they already know, without support in adapting it to their unique health, lifestyle, and priorities. Coaching provides a space to translate information into personalized, realistic routines around nutrition, movement, sleep, stress, and self-care.

 

My professional background includes over a decade of experience in health coaching and behavior change, supporting individuals managing concerns such as prediabetes risk, metabolic syndrome, PCOS, cholesterol or blood pressure challenges, fatigue, inflammation, and weight changes. I work alongside healthcare teams, not instead of them, helping clients stay engaged, informed, and proactive in their care.

 

Coaching also played a meaningful role in my own health journey, shaping how I approach change with compassion, patience, and realism. I believe meaningful health progress happens in the everyday moments between appointments, where small, consistent choices and clear understanding can make a lasting difference.

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FAQs

Still need more clarity? Here are answers to some commonly asked questions.

How often should I book follow-up sessions?

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Most clients benefit from sessions every 2–4 weeks, though frequency can be adjusted based on goals, preferences, and life demands.

What if I haven’t made much progress since the last session?

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That’s okay. Follow-ups are designed to support learning, problem-solving, and course correction, not perfection.

Are follow-up sessions different from the initial session?

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Yes. Follow-ups focus on implementation, refinement, and sustainability rather than initial assessment and goal clarification.

Can follow-ups support medication-adjacent goals (including GLP-1s)?

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Yes. Coaching can support routines, nutrition patterns, movement, mindset, and habit sustainability alongside medication use. Medication management remains with your prescribing provider.

Do I need to prepare anything in advance?

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No formal preparation is required, though reflecting on what has felt supportive or challenging since your last session can be helpful.