Kristy Johnson
Confidence and health coach for busy women and moms
| Hourly rate range | $75 to $165 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Women and Parents |
| Also coaches | Life coach |
| Credentials | Certified Nutrition Coach |
Kristy Johnson is a confidence coach and health coach who works with women. She teaches wellness that is simple, sustainable and easy to reach, without strict restrictions. She is a certified nutrition coach. Her clients include busy moms and busy women. She sets goals with each client and builds a realistic plan around their needs. She does not use quick fixes.
What Kristy helps with
Kristy helps women reach their wellness goals without strict rules or quick fixes.
- Reaching wellness goals without restriction
- Building a simple and realistic wellness plan
- Creating lasting health habits instead of quick fixes
- Fitting wellness into a busy schedule as a mom
Who Kristy works with
Kristy works with busy women and busy moms. She starts by learning each client's goals and needs. Then she builds a plan that fits their life.
Background and qualifications
Kristy Johnson is a certified nutrition coach. She offers both confidence coaching and health coaching. Her work centers on wellness that women can keep up over time.
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The CoachVouch take
Kristy builds wellness plans for busy moms and women that avoid restriction and quick fixes.
Best for busy moms and women who want a realistic wellness plan without strict rules.
Common questions
How much does Kristy Johnson charge?
Coaching with Kristy runs $75 to $165 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Kristy Johnson help with?
Kristy Johnson helps with reaching wellness goals without restriction, building a simple and realistic wellness plan, creating lasting health habits instead of quick fixes and fitting wellness into a busy schedule as a mom.
Is Kristy Johnson certified?
Kristy Johnson lists: Certified Nutrition Coach.
How do I contact Kristy Johnson?
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