How much would you pay for a weight loss coach

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Anonymous wrote:Who has demonstrated that she/he has lost 35+ pounds over the age of 50 and has kept it off without surgery or drugs. Coach would help with the mental aspect of managing food and life in general.

Is part of and relates to a professional crowd.

Thanks!

Do you live in the area? Holy cross hospital has a free app program that helps you lose weight and keep it off. It is online now so you don't have to live in the dc area. Holy cross is in Silver Spring

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone have a coach they recommend?

Look up Katrina Ubell's program

Don’t you have to be a licensed medical doctor to access her coaching services?

I think if you contact them they can help anyone

I have done two of her online open presentations . My understanding is that she only works with MDs and DOs. (My doctorate in a clinical field did not qualify, so, no personalized coaching.) However, she’s just published a book, in addition to the podcasts that anyone can access online. It’s possible that if you do one of the open presentations, you can speak directly with one of her coaches — and see if they will do referrals.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who has demonstrated that she/he has lost 35+ pounds over the age of 50 and has kept it off without surgery or drugs. Coach would help with the mental aspect of managing food and life in general.

Is part of and relates to a professional crowd.

Thanks!

Do you live in the area? Holy cross hospital has a free app program that helps you lose weight and keep it off. It is online now so you don't have to live in the dc area. Holy cross is in Silver Spring

There are a lot of free/close to free apps out there. Why don't people "just do it"?