$1,495.00
Integrative Nurse Coach Foundations (Part 1)
Part 1 of the Integrative Nurse Coach Certificate Program
Peer-reviewed and endorsed by the American Holistic Nurses Association.
Integrative Nurse Coach Foundations, Part 1 of the Integrative Nurse Coach Certificate Program, can be taken as a standalone course. This program teaches essential nurse coaching skills over the course of 36 hours. Integrative Nurse Coach Foundations connects nurse coaches through remote peer coaching sessions, providing opportunities to practice coaching with actual people. Learn from experts in both nurse coaching and holistic nursing to develop well-rounded coaching techniques that can be applied in just 12 weeks.Integrative Nurse Coach Foundations Highlights
- 36 Contact Hours – Now endorsed by the American Holistic Nurses Association!
- Learn Integrative Nurse Coaching Skills to implement in practice immediately.
- Experience self-transformation in your personal and professional life.
- Practice coaching in remote sessions with your peers.
- Work in all healthcare settings as an Integrative Nurse Coach.
- Incorporate a holistic framework in health promotion.
- Learn from Experts in Nurse Coaching and Holistic Nursing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
I don’t have a bachelors in nursing (BSN). What are my board certification options?
While a BSN is required to sit for Nurse Coach-Board Certification, it is not a requirement to sit for Holistic Nursing Board Certification. Also, note that board certification is not...
Read Full FAQWhich of your nurse coach programs should I take to become eligible for board certification?
After completion of our Integrative Nurse Coach Certificate Program (96 contact hours) (Part 1: Integrative Nurse Coach Foundations (36 contact hours) and Part 2: Integrative Nurse Coach Practicum (60 contact hours)) all...
Read Full FAQWhat day/time are the live sessions? How do you form the supervision groups?
Supervision groups are formed around 3-4 weeks before Foundations begins and consist of approximately 10 nurses, led by an expert board certified Nurse Coach faculty member. We send out a...
Read Full FAQTell me more about the live sessions and course delivery.
The course is a mix of pre-recorded weekly lectures, discussion forum posts, peer coaching sessions (in foundations) to start practicing what you learned (you are paired with a nurse in...
Read Full FAQWhat online learning platform do you use and it is easy to navigate for us non-tech savvy?
We use CanvasLMS as our learning platform, which is used by major universities such as Stanford, Harvard, Brown, Dartmouth and Yale. Navigating any new platform can be a bit intimidating at...
Read Full FAQI don’t have a bachelors in nursing. What are my board certification options?
While a BSN is required to sit for Nurse Coach-Board Certification, it is not a requirement to sit for Holistic Nursing Board Certification. Also, getting board certified in nurse coaching...
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Megan H –
asking about core values. I am now thinking of becoming an FNP and using these skills in holistic primary care.
Genesis C –
To live better lives and be more resilient.
Louise M –
The opportunity to help clients find the strength within them to initiate behavior change through the use of achievable goals.
Jill A –
Plan to set up a private practice and move from inpatient “sick care” to outpatient “preventative care”
Traci S –
I envision coaching caregivers empowering them to maintain health and well-being even while caring for others
Elizabeth H –
I want to expand my “tool box” and incorporate holistic integrative coaching into my existing nursing services I provide.
Natasha G –
changing my lifestyle patterns
Priscilla M –
I hope to begin with my own lifestyle change to set an example of what INCA has done for me. This will help with teaching by example
Valerie D –
I would love to be able to use the skills learned from this course to influence behavior and lifestyle changes in my current and future practice as a RN and integrative health care provider.
Jessica C –
I do not currently work in a position where I care for patients. I would like to open a nurse coaching business for those with chronic disease, focusing on enhancing well-being despite diagnosis. My primary goal is to advocate for change in the healthcare system where nurse coaches are at the forefront of these changes.