Behavior change through the formation of new habits requires consistency over time. This course provides an insight into the science behind habits and motivation, and shows how to use this knowledge to help your clients succeed in their goals.
Upon completing this course, you’ll have developed the skills and knowledge to recognise the difference between motivation and habits, and assist clients with establishing new habits to help achieve their training goals.
As a self-paced course, you can work through the content and assessment in your own time, with 3 months of total access. This workshop includes interactive videos and PowerPoint presentations with an assessment accessed via our Online Learning Portal.
If you’re a qualified Personal Trainer currently registered with AUSactive, you’ll be credited with 10 CEC points to put towards your registration.
Workshop Overview
In this workshop, you will:
- Learn about the importance of habit formation over motivation and why it’s necessary for successful behaviour change
- Develop an understanding of counteractive control and friction, and learn how to utilise these concepts to increase the success of new habit
formation - Learn to apply your knowledge of motivation and habits to real-world examples to assist clients attempting to form new habits
Pre-Requisites
Participants must have completed the Certificate IV in Fitness and be registered as a Personal Trainer to be eligible to attain AUSactive CEC’s from this course.
Course Fees
This short course costs $250, to be paid in full upon enrolment.
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