For healthcare providers:
Many patients with Hashimoto’s continue to experience symptoms such as fatigue, brain fog, digestive issues, and weight changes despite normal lab results —creating frustration for both patient and provider.
I provide specialized health coaching support for these patients, working alongside your care plan to help them implement the nutrition and lifestyle strategies that are often critical for improving outcomes.
According to the American Medical Association, health coaching can improve patient engagement, adherence, and overall outcomes—while also helping free up valuable physician time.
Providers are busy—and complex patients often need more support than a single visit allows
As a practitioner, your time is limited—especially when working with patients who require ongoing guidance to implement meaningful lifestyle and behavior change.
During patient visits, there is often only enough time to outline a care plan. Patients may leave understanding what to do, but struggle with how to follow through consistently. This is particularly common in conditions like Hashimoto’s, where nutrition, lifestyle, and daily habits can significantly influence outcomes. This is where health coaching can play a valuable role.
The American Medical Association highlights that patient education, assessing understanding, and supporting behavior change are areas where health coaches can improve efficiency, patient engagement, and overall satisfaction. In a survey of physicians working with health coaches, visits supported by health coaching were rated as less demanding than those without.
I work closely with your patients between visits to help them implement your recommendations, build sustainable habits, and stay consistent—so they can make meaningful progress without adding additional demands to your time.
Using a structured, personalized approach, I guide patients in key areas that influence their health—including nutrition, digestion, stress, sleep, and daily habits—while reinforcing your care plan. Patients meet with me regularly for accountability, guidance, and ongoing support—helping them follow through more consistently and make meaningful progress over time.
When to refer a patient
Many patients with Hashimoto’s require support beyond clinical care alone—particularly when symptoms persist or progress despite standard treatment. Consider referring a patient who:
Continues to experience persistent symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, digestive issues, or weight changes despite normal thyroid labs
Has been given nutrition or lifestyle recommendations, but struggles to implement them consistently
Feels overwhelmed or unsure what to focus on next
Would benefit from additional structure, accountability, and support between visits
A Simple, Seamless Referral Process
Referring a patient is quick and easy. Submit your patient’s information through the secure, HIPAA-compliant referral form. The form takes less than a minute to complete. Once submitted, I will contact your patient directly to schedule a complimentary 45-minute consultation
The American Medical Association supports the benefits of health coaching
According to the American Medical Association, health coaching is a team-based approach that helps patients build the knowledge, skills, and confidence to become active participants in their care.
The goal is to improve patient engagement and motivation—supporting patients in following through on care plans and making sustainable changes that lead to better outcomes.
By bridging the gap between physician guidance and daily implementation, health coaches can help improve patient engagement, adherence, and overall health outcomes.
Research shows that patient outcomes improve with health coaching.
Within the AMA’s Implementing Health Coaching module, health coaching is shown to support care plan adherence, improve patient understanding, and increase satisfaction with care.
Randomized controlled trials have demonstrated improvements in markers such as HbA1c and LDL-cholesterol, along with increased medication adherence and greater patient trust in their physician.
Patients working with health coaches also report higher satisfaction with their care compared to those without coaching. (1)
Health coaching serves as a valuable extension of the care team—supporting patients between visits and reinforcing clinical recommendations.
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