Tina Cloney
Millikin University, USA
Title: Behavioral change strategies conducive to reducing rates of disease and disability and promoting rehabilitation and daily functioning
Biography
Biography: Tina Cloney
Abstract
Despite advances in the prevention, early detection and treatment of disease, heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes and depression continue to result in reduced quality of life, premature death and disability.Research continues to grow and provides strong evidence of the impact of both diet and exercise in disease prevention, disease management, and rehabilitation. Despite the evidence, many patients/clients are overwhelmed and uncertain of healthy, safe and effective approaches for promoting disease management, rehabilitation, long term health and wellness. Lifestyle coaching and goal setting are vital for promoting client commitment, recovery, and success. This presentation will outline the various nutrition and physical activity related behaviors conducive to reducing rates of disease and disability, promoting daily functioning, overall health and wellness. Behavior change education strategies for individual clients and clients in the group setting will be discussed.
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