EMPLOYEE WELLNESS
“I often feel tired at work—could it be my high blood sugar?”
“I’m addicted to sweets! How to cut back?”
“I’ve tried a bunch of diets, none work and I’m 30 pounds overweight. How can I lose weight and keep it off this time?”
Your employees are asking these—and many other—nutrition questions. I have answers!
How It Works: I offer group lectures, workshops, and/or one-on-one counseling at your office. Topics range from general healthy eating to weight loss, to disease prevention. Interested in exercise? I work with some dynamite trainers who can join me to help your employees get moving! Let's discuss what topics are most relevant to your office.
What’s In It for Employees:
What’s In It for Management:
About Me: As a registered dietitian and adjunct professor at American University, I use science-based techniques to help people improve their diet.
My Rates:
Fees for interactive workshops, health fairs, or one-on-one counseling:
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“Based on these published results, it is reasonable to conclude that worksite health promotion represents one of the most effective strategies for reducing medical costs and absenteeism.”
—Larry Chapman MPH, Meta-Evaluation of Worksite Health Promotion Economic Return Studies: 2012 Update, American Journal of Health Promotion 2012
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“I’m addicted to sweets! How to cut back?”
“I’ve tried a bunch of diets, none work and I’m 30 pounds overweight. How can I lose weight and keep it off this time?”
Your employees are asking these—and many other—nutrition questions. I have answers!
How It Works: I offer group lectures, workshops, and/or one-on-one counseling at your office. Topics range from general healthy eating to weight loss, to disease prevention. Interested in exercise? I work with some dynamite trainers who can join me to help your employees get moving! Let's discuss what topics are most relevant to your office.
What’s In It for Employees:
- Reduced risk of obesity, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and other diet-related conditions. (About 50 percent of cases of heart disease and type 2 diabetes could be prevented by a nutritious diet.)
- Better management of these conditions.
What’s In It for Management:
- A healthier, more productive workforce which could translate to higher profits.
- Reasonable rates, because you eliminate the middle man.
About Me: As a registered dietitian and adjunct professor at American University, I use science-based techniques to help people improve their diet.
My Rates:
Fees for interactive workshops, health fairs, or one-on-one counseling:
- 1 hour: $350
- 2 hours: $650
- 3 hours: $850
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“Based on these published results, it is reasonable to conclude that worksite health promotion represents one of the most effective strategies for reducing medical costs and absenteeism.”
—Larry Chapman MPH, Meta-Evaluation of Worksite Health Promotion Economic Return Studies: 2012 Update, American Journal of Health Promotion 2012
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