Welcome to the Wellness Law Podcast! In this episode, host Barbara Zabawa interviews Andy Regal, former executive producer at CNBC and global head of video for the Wall Street Journal. Now focusing on workplace bullying, Andy shares insights from his 25 years in the media industry and his upcoming book, 'Surviving Bully Culture: A Career Navigating Workplace Bullying and a Guide for Healing.' Andy reveals the alarming prevalence of workplace bullying and underscores its legal ambiguities. The discussion highlights practical solutions, including implementing workplace codes of conduct to combat bullying. Tune in to learn about the impact of bullying on employee wellness and productivity, and discover ways to foster a healthier work environment. Visit wellnesslaw.com for more resources and subscribe to stay updated.

00:00 Introduction to the Wellness Law Podcast

00:19 Meet Andy Regal: Media Executive Turned Workplace Bullying Advocate

00:54 The Relevance of Workplace Bullying to Wellness Law

02:15 Understanding Workplace Bullying: Definitions and Personal Experiences

03:19 The Legal Landscape of Workplace Bullying

07:34 Proposed Solutions: Codes of Conduct and Corporate Wellness

11:53 The Impact of Bullying on Employee Wellbeing and Productivity

16:37 Resources and Upcoming Events

19:01 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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In this episode of the Wellness Law Podcast, host Barbara Zabawa welcomes Margaret Moore, also known as Coach Meg, the CEO of Wellcoaches. They discuss Coach Meg's extensive efforts advocating for Medicare reimbursement for health coaching services. They delve into the history and current progress of obtaining recognition and reimbursement for health coaches, the strategic partnership with the medical community, and the role of health coaching in chronic disease management. They also talk about the potential inclusion of health and wellness coaching in the Physician Fee Schedule as well as the importance of coaches being part of the healthcare team. Tune in to learn about the pivotal moment for the health coaching profession and the exciting steps ahead. Follow Coach Meg on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachmeg/.

00:00 Introduction to the Wellness Law Podcast

00:20 Meet Coach Meg: Advocate for Health Coach Rights

01:15 The Journey of Health Coaching Advocacy

03:19 Current Efforts and Government Involvement

05:34 The Importance of Coaching in Healthcare

14:40 Challenges and Misconceptions in Health Coaching

27:32 The Future of Health Coaching and AI

30:36 Conclusion and Contact Information

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Welcome to the Wellness Law Podcast! In this episode, host Barbara Zabawa welcomes Darrell Rogers from the Holistic Council. Together, they discuss critical licensing and nutrition practice issues affecting wellness practitioners. Darryl shares insights from his extensive experience in health and wellness policy and advocacy, including his work on Capitol Hill and with various health organizations. Key topics include the role of state laws in regulating nutrition services, the importance of using appropriate language to avoid legal risks, and the need for professional liability insurance. They also explore the broader implications of health freedom and the impact of consumer empowerment in wellness. Tune in for an engaging conversation that bridges policy, practice, and the future of holistic health. Learn more about the great work done by the Holistic Council by visiting https://holisticcouncil.org/.

00:00 Introduction to the Wellness Law Podcast

00:20 Meet Darrell Rogers: Expert on Nutrition Laws

01:04 Licensing Issues in Nutrition Practice

02:47 First Amendment and Wellness Coaching

05:58 The Concept of Prevention in Medicine

16:08 Legal Risks for Unlicensed Practitioners

18:01 Building Trust in the Wellness Industry

20:11 Supporting the Holistic Council

21:14 Conclusion and Resources

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