CHC Client-Centered Health Planning & Communication 2

Question 1

A client keeps canceling appointments and says they are 'too busy' to work on their health goals. Which coaching response best addresses this barrier?

Accepted Answer

Explore what 'too busy' means to the client and identify micro-goals that fit their schedule

Answer

Exploring the client's experience of busyness and co-creating flexible micro-goals respects their autonomy and removes practical barriers.

Question 2

Which element distinguishes a SMART health goal from a general health intention?

Accepted Answer

It includes a specific, measurable action with a defined time frame

Answer

SMART goals are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound, converting vague intentions into actionable commitments.

Question 3

When a client shares sensitive personal health information, a CHC should primarily respond by:

Accepted Answer

Acknowledging the disclosure with empathy and maintaining confidentiality boundaries

Answer

Empathic acknowledgment validates the client's trust while upholding the confidentiality that is foundational to the coaching relationship.

Question 4

A client-centered health plan is MOST effective when it:

Accepted Answer

Is co-created with the client based on their values, preferences, and readiness

Answer

Co-creation ensures the plan aligns with the client's intrinsic motivations, increasing commitment and follow-through.

Question 5

Which communication style is MOST aligned with motivational interviewing in health coaching?

Accepted Answer

Asking open-ended questions and reflecting the client's own words back to them

Answer

Motivational interviewing uses open questions and reflective listening to elicit the client's own motivation rather than imposing external direction.

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CHC Client-Centered Health Planning & Communication 2