What if your client gains weight—and wants to quit?
This is one of the toughest moments you’ll face as a non-diet coach. But it doesn’t have to shake your confidence.
In this episode, I’m sharing how to confidently coach through weight gain without ever selling a diet—and without losing your client.
You’ll learn:
- Why weight gain isn’t the real problem
- How to meet your client in their fear (without fixing or freezing)
- The 7-step coaching process to move clients from panic to peace
- What to say when clients catastrophize their weight
- Tools to stay grounded and confident as a coach
Mentioned in the show:
Non-Diet Coaching Certification Waitlist: https://bit.ly/ndccpodcastsn
Free Guide - What to Say When Clients Want to Lose Weight: https://www.stephaniedodier.com/guide
Weight-Neutral Coaching Training: https://www.stephaniedodier.com/shop/
Work With Me: https://www.stephaniedodier.com/work-with-stephanie/
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