You want to help your clients—but playing therapist at every workout session is draining your energy and hurting their results.
Author: Lisa Lewis
Lisa Lewis, EdD, is a licensed psychologist and certified alcohol and drug addiction counselor with a passion for wellness and fitness. Her doctoral research at Boston University focused on exercise motivation. In addition to her private practice in Brookline, Massachusetts, she’s a part-time lecturer at Northeastern University, a contributor to Girls Gone Strong, and a frequent presenter at fitness conferences and seminars. Her online course, Psych Skills for Fitness Pros, teaches fitness professionals the psychological skills needed to motivate clients. You can connect with her at her website or on Facebook or Instagram.
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