Posts Tagged ‘weight loss counselor’

New Weight Loss Groups are Killing It

January 19th, 2010

We launched our new nutritionist-led weight loss groups at the beginning of the year, and judging from the weight loss, they are doing really well.  Diana Young, RD, is leading our first three groups of ~10 people each, and across the board, participants are losing > 2 pounds per week, and seem to be feeling good while doing it.  Our goal is to help our members lose weight at a healthy rate and to help build habits to keep it off.  The group goal of 100 lbs in 30 days is definitely within reach.

Over the next few months, we will be experimenting with different size groups to see if we can identify an optimal number of people.  The goal is to get enough people in a group to create the buzz and activity to provide motivation, but keep it small enough to build trusted relationships among members.

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Personal Weight Counseling for the New Year: Starting at $9.99/month

December 22nd, 2009

Two of our nutritionists are offering amazing deals to kick off the New Year. If you are serious about wanting to lose weight and feel like you could use the benefit of working with a professional, I strongly encourage you to try them out. They have never offered them at such low prices.

The first is a $9.99 30 Day Weight Loss Program with Diana Young. The session starts the day after New Years Day, January 2, and concludes on January 31. For the month of January, you will be guided as part of a small group of people online (no more than 10), by Registered Dietitian Diana Young. She will give meal plan guidance and provide daily check-ins with the goal of helping the group lose 100 pounds. Sign up today as space is limited.

The second is an intensive One-on-One Counseling Program with Registered Nutritionist Linda Miner. In this program, Linda gives you her full nutrition workup, including the advanced Metabolic Typing Assessment, to create a plan that is highly customized to your body’s specific needs. Linda’s program is suited for people looking for a high degree of direction, support and nutrition expertise to make a major change in their lives. She’s pricing the first 60-day phase of the program at only $99/month (50% off the regular program price). If you choose to stick with the program, later phases run as low as $29/month. She also offers a 100% money-back guarantee.

Happy Holidays!

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Nutritionist Sam Rose Joins iChange

August 17th, 2009

Sam Rose Personal Counseling Program on iChange

We are pleased to welcome Certified Nutritionist Sam Rose to iChange.  In 1999, Sam opened The Rose Nutrition Center in West Los Angeles, and has helped thousands of individuals achieve their health goals and lose weight.  Sam takes a comprehensive view of your diet and lifestyle to help you control everything that can cause weight gain and weight retention.  He not only examines your diet and physical activity, but also, other important elements that can have a direct impact on your weight, such as stress, sleep pattern, digestion and elimination.  Sam now offers all of his  personal counseling services online through iChange.

Click here, if you would like to learn more about Sam’s program or try the free 7 day trial.

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Check-in with Your Weight Loss Counselor on the iPhone

July 20th, 2009

You’re on your way to a Greek restaurant with friends and don’t know what to order off the menu.  Does feta cheese fit into your nutrition plan?  What about pita bread?

If you are on iChange, you can pull out your iPhone and ask your counselor.

This week we are releasing an updated version of iChange for the iPhone, so that you can have access to your counselor at any time and from anywhere.   Login to your account from your phone, and you can update your food journal, enter your progress, and talk to your counselor.

Why is this important?  As we’ve mentioned in prior posts, numerous studies show that working with a counselor drastically improves your chances of losing weight and keeping it off.  The problem is that you usually only have access to a counselor during a scheduled appointment time, and not during the critical food-decision moments that you probably face every day.

The iPhone integration is our first step toward making sure you have access to your counselor whenever you need her.  So that when you sit down for Greek food, you know exactly what to choose off the menu.  (I was told “yes” for pita, and a “no” for feta.)

Give it a try and let us know what you think.

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