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 How to Help Employees/Members
Adopt Healthy Behavior Changes That Last

60-Minute Professional Training Briefing on CD-Rom




Presenter
Michael White
Michael White

Partner
WELL Street


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Audio Program Works

"Attend" this program right in your office and enjoy significant savings -- no travel time, no hassles and no hotel expenses. It's so convenient! Invite your staff members to participate.  Include as many individuals from your organization as you wish -- gather in a conference room. The conference lasts 60 minutes. 




Workplace wellness managers are responsible for developing program offerings that result in lasting behavior change.

Without behavior change that ‘sticks’ and becomes a habit for your participant, you can’t adequately prove the return-on-investment (ROI) of your organization’s wellness program.

If you can’t show your boss your program’s ROI, getting significant support for your program is impossible.

Facts:
  • One in five American adults smoke but half of the smoking population tries and fails to quit each year.
  • Two-thirds of people are obese or overweight. Yet, 95 percent of diet plans fail.
  • Seventy percent of premature death and aging is lifestyle related -- a result of bad health habits.
Veteran wellness professionals know that creating lasting behavior change in the workplace is no easy task.

Long-range organizational support for your budget hinges on the long-term success of your program results. “Show Me The Money.”

Amazingly, only 19 percent of companies surveyed measured employee behavior change as a measure of success of their health and productivity programs, according to a Hewitt survey.

However, more than half of employers are expected to reverse this emphasis by planning to measure employee behavior change and/or behavior modification. This is you opportunity to get ready for the coming changes.

What You Will Learn:
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Who Will Benefit From this Training?
Workplace wellness managers, wellness/health educators, health coordinators, human resources executives, risk managers, fitness center managers, health promotion directors, wellness coordinators, staff educators, employee assistance professionals, hospitals, managed care organizations, health insurers, major employers, government employers, colleges and universities, operations managers, plant managers, exercise specialists, cardiopulmonary rehabilitation coordinators, employee health services managers, employee health nurse managers, occupational health directors, health systems administrators, disability managers, corporate fitness managers, managed care executives, disease management professionals, nurse managers, employee relations administrators and consultants.

Program Materials: Your CD includes an audio recording of the program and all ‘handout’ conference materials including agenda, informational program slides, speaker's biography and contact information and any other program materials.

The program orignally took place in September, 2010.

"Attend" this program right in your office or conference room and enjoy significant savings -- no travel time, hassle or hotel expenses. It's so convenient!

Benefits of  this Professional Training Briefing:
  • The most economical training available
  • Specialized, focused information
  • Low cost, team training
  • Multiple team members can listen in on a single phone line
  • Easy to participate -  all you need is your computer 
  • No travel expenses
  • No time away from the office

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"How to Hep Employees/Members Adopt Healthy Behavior Changes That Last" is the fourth part of a four-part Workplace Wellness Management Education and Training series sponsored by the Wellness Management Information Center.
For more information about the four-part series, visit
www.healthresourcesonline.com/edu/4-Part-Wellness.htm

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