Applied Health & Wellness Coaching - Sligo St. Angela's

The aim of health and wellness coaching is to help the individual to choose the behaviour they want to change and support them through goal setting and ongoing goal review and support. Please note: Next intake for this programme will be September 2024.



Study Hours

In Years 1 and 2, live lectures normally take place between 3-5 on one afternoon per week with 2 all day workshops per module (one online, one on-campus). In Year 3, students attend 3-4 seminar days per semester online.



Who should apply?

This programme is suitable for a wide range of professionals working in health, wellness and coaching including nurses, midwives, mental health practitioners, health promotion practitioners, GPs, pharmacists, practice nurses, dieticians, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, personal trainers, nutritionists, health and fitness coaches, sports coaches, community and social care workers, career guidance teachers, college counsellors and teachers.

Modules

Fundamentals of Coaching and Healthy Lifestyle Behaviours

Foundations of Health and Wellness Coaching

Advanced Theory and Practice of Health and Wellness Coaching

Advanced Nutrition in Health and Wellness Coaching

Coaching Strategies for Psychological Wellbeing

Advanced Research Skills

Research Dissertation

Applicants require an undergraduate degree (Level 8, NFQ) with second class honours or above. In certain circumstances applications from candidates who do not meet the above requirements will be considered provided they have a professional qualification in a relevant subject area and/or having relevant coaching experience - these applicants will require a portfolio. For full details on the Entry Requirements for this programme please see the course webpage.

3 Year Part Time



On-Campus Attendance

Attendance is required at the St. Angela’s Campus one or two days per semester.