Stacey White
Health Coach

Websites:

• Coach Website

This has been one of the best summers yet: Coach Stacey is expecting twins, her 1st-ever bootcamp series has been a complete success, and now--

COACH has been nominated for Best of Western Washington!

I want to tell you about the very special client that nominated COACH: she has Fibromyalgia, and had several bad experiences with physical therapists, doctors, and trainers. It took her over a month of emailing back-and-forth to even come in; she was terrified to begin a program, afraid to touch a weight, and not quite sure she could trust me. Fast forward to today: she is a twice-a-week regular client, laughs through our entire sessions, does push-ups when I don't even ask her too, and believes in the COACH program so much that she has even brought her husband on-board!

That's what we do at COACH: WE CHANGE LIVES. I'm sure each of you has a unique story about COACH--it's time for us to spread the word.

I know that you are all busy and have many commitments in your daily lives. Please take a moment to help out a business that started 5 years ago out of the trunk of a beat-up car, turn into a household name and model for health, wellness, and fitness!

I am asking you to support my small business, and VOTE!

LEAVING A REVIEW IS NOT THE SAME AS VOTING! Only votes count towards the competition. You must click the yellow "VOTE" tab. Voting deadline is October 11.

The link is: http://best.king5.com/coach-consulting-services/biz/495142

Fitness Coaching: this is a holistic and individualized program that addresses all aspects of a person's health--not only weight-loss or exercise.

Right now, I need exposure.

I am asking you to support my small business, and VOTE! The link is: http://best.king5.com/coach-consulting-services/biz/495142

www.coachstacey.net

I have a Master's Degree in Public Health and I/O Psychology. I am also in my final year of competing my PhD in I/O Psychology

I have been in the health, wellness, and fitness industry for over 10 years. I fell in love with fitness as cheerleader at University of Washington. I paid my way through graduate school by teaching Pilates at a major gym chain and competing in (and winning) several local, statewide, and national fitness competitions.

However, through my own experience in fitness, I began to realize that there is a psychological component to health as well, which lead me to my second career in counseling.

Less than a month ago, I left my position as Psychology professor at Seattle University to pursue my business full-time.