How is my personal and health information handled?

Per NBHWC guidelines, health and wellness coaches should manage client/patient personal health information and records according to the policies and procedures as established by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). This means that I am required to take steps to protect client health information from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure. I will only use and disclose client health information as permitted by HIPAA, such as for coaching or referrals.

How does Vibly handle our sessions, notes and data?

"Vibly ensures HIPAA compliance through comprehensive policies and procedures, employee and contractor training, strict access controls, and regular internal and external audits. We continuously monitor our systems and update our practices to align with the latest HIPAA regulations and industry standards." "Vibly protects all forms of protected health information (PHI) any other personally identifiable information (PII).." For more information: https://trust.vibly.io/

I have other questions!

Please feel free to send me a secure message here on Vibly! You can also reach me at: sean@narrativejourney.coach

NBHWC Exam Coaching Log Session: One Session, by Sean S.

About

Overview

What you'll achieve

SMART Goals
Clarity
Self-Understanding

Who this is for

Anyone

What's included

Personal thank you note
Worksheets and other resources

Prices

Available packages

60 min session

Free

Additional

What you'll need

FAQs

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

A coded identity for your confidentiality. Full date (MM/DD/YYYY) of session. Session length. A general overview of the topics discussed. For more information: https://nbhwc.org/coaching-log/

The coach’s role is one of accountability partner, not director, in navigating behavioral change and exploring opportunities for growth and development. As facilitators of the behavior change process, health and wellness coaches support clients to achieve self-directed goals and behavioral changes consistent with the client’s vision for health and wellbeing, informed by any treatment plans prescribed by the client’s professional health. For more information: https://nbhwc.org/scope-of-practice/

NO. Coaches themselves do not diagnose, interpret medical data, prescribe or de-prescribe, recommend supplements, provide nutrition consultation or create meal plans, provide exercise prescription or instruction, consult and advise, or provide psychological therapeutic interventions or treatment.