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Gail Johnston

Redesigning Wellness Podcast

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Erin Hicks

David McMillan

Beth Weissenberger

Eric Kaufmann

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Ragen Chastain

Mike Robbins

David Krakauer

Michelle Segar

Jason Parker

Ellen Brown

William Pullen

Bryan Falchuk

Howard Ross

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After 6 weeks of exploring what WE BELIEVE, we ask the natural next question: SO WHAT?Gail Johnston interviews Averil McComb as she shares some of her story of the reality and power of God amidst the brutal impact of COVID on their family over the past year. 

After 6 weeks of exploring what WE BELIEVE, we ask the natural next question: SO WHAT? Gail Johnston interviews Averil McComb as she shares some of her story of the reality and power of God amidst the brutal impact of COVID on their family over the past year.

We believe : So what? : Averil McComb and Gail Johnston : 21st February 2021

Many wellness solutions are set up to answer the question “how do we get people to change their health behaviors?”. According to today’s guest, Gail Johnston, asking how we create behavior change is entirely the wrong question to ask and behavior change is the wrong place to start.  Gail Johnston is a Certified Intrinsic Coach® (CIC®) and owner of Progress Coaching &amp; Consulting, An independent coaching company that provides professional coaching to the employees of school districts, businesses and government agencies.  In this interview, Gail walks us through the principles of intrinsic coaching and differentiates it from other forms of coaching. She explains the fallacies of behavior change that we tend to rely on as wellness pros and walks us through the three domains of thinking within intrinsic coaching (I&gt;E&gt;S).  Gail drops some bombs on the common way we think about behavior change that can help us widen our own thinking…if we’re open to it! Announcement: Next Generation Wellness: From Theory to Practice – two upcoming training dates  23 to Nov. 18 (Mondays at 1 pm EST): Click HERE for more details. August 26th at the WELCOA Summit Pre-Intensive: Click  HERE for more details.  For links mentioned in today's episode visit  http://bit.ly/Redesignpod 

Many wellness solutions are set up to answer the question “how do we get people to change their health behaviors?”. According to today’s guest, Gail Johnston, asking how we create behavior change is entirely the wrong question to ask and behavior change is the wrong place to start.  Gail Johnston is a Certified Intrinsic Coach® (CIC®) and owner of Progress Coaching &amp; Consulting, An independent coaching company that provides professional coaching to the employees of school districts, businesses and government agencies.  In this interview, Gail walks us through the principles of intrinsic coaching and differentiates it from other forms of coaching. She explains the fallacies of behavior change that we tend to rely on as wellness pros and walks us through the three domains of thinking within intrinsic coaching (I&gt;E&gt;S).  Gail drops some bombs on the common way we think about behavior change that can help us widen our own thinking…if we’re open to it! Announcement: Next Generation Wellness: From Theory to Practice – two upcoming training dates <ul> <li>23 to Nov. 18 (Mondays at 1 pm EST): Click <a href="https://redesigningwellness.com/impactandinfluence/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a> for more details.</li> <li>August 26th at the WELCOA Summit Pre-Intensive: Click <a href="https://shop.welcoa.org/product/next-generation-wellness-jen-arnold-rebecca-johnson/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> HERE</a> for more details.</li> </ul> For links mentioned in today's episode visit  <a href="http://bit.ly/Redesignpod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/Redesignpod</a>

139: Intrinsic Coaching with Gail Johnston, Owner of Progress Coaching & Consulting

Tom Harman

Tom Harman and Gail Johnston present ALEKS:  Assessment and LEarning in Knowledge Spaces, a New Approach to Teaching and Learning Mathematics.  ALEKS in the classroom and the development of a Math Emporium model represents an exciting new approach to teaching and learning mathematics.  Professor Tom Harman and Gail Johnston  discusse how ALEKS works as an adaptive program, its application at UAA Learning Commons and his educational findings.  Tom Harman and Gail Johnston are Associate Professors of Math for College Preparatory &amp; Developmental Studies at UAA.

Tom Harman and Gail Johnston present ALEKS: Assessment and LEarning in Knowledge Spaces, a New Approach to Teaching and Learning Mathematics. ALEKS in the classroom and the development of a Math Emporium model represents an exciting new approach to teaching and learning mathematics. Professor Tom Harman and Gail Johnston discusse how ALEKS works as an adaptive program, its application at UAA Learning Commons and his educational findings. Tom Harman and Gail Johnston are Associate Professors of Math for College Preparatory &amp; Developmental Studies at UAA.

 Tom Harman and Gail Johnston  present ALEKS  Assessment LEarning in Knowledge Spaces