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Motivating People to Be Physically Active

by Beth Marcus, PhD and LeighAnn Forsyth, PhD

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Improve client motivation and participation in physical activity by understanding the key psychological principles of behavior change. Learn to assess your clients' physical activity patterns, readiness for change, motivations and barriers to exercise. Apply stage-specific strategies using interventions designed for individuals, the workplace and the community to promote life-long physical activity. This course is a must for any professional working with clients who are trying to change their health behavior.

• Course materials: Exam and study guide, 195-page textbook
• Fee: $169.00
• Member price: $143.65
• Course: #4385
• Level: Intermediate
• CECs/CEUs: 1.6 ACE, 16 ACSM, 8 AEA, 8 AFPA, 1.6 AZPTA, 16 BCRPA, 12 BOC, 16 CDR, 16 CI, 1.6 COPS-KT, 16 ISSA, 1.6 NASN, 16 NCHEC, 3 NCSF, 16 NETA, .5 NFPT, 1.5 NSCA-CPT, 1.5 NSCA-CSCS, 16 NSPA, 8 W.I.T.S.
• Shipping done by weight: This package weighs 2.0 pounds