With over 16 years of experience, Ali has trained & coached thousands of students in the Boston area and beyond. Under her brand, The Whole You. Unfiltered. Ali sets out to inspire, motivate, and educate her community and make health and movement accessible, manageable and sustainable for everyone. She creates an energetic call for people to dig deeper to ultimately drive positive change within their lives. She’s worked with all types of clients from brides preparing for their big day to marathoners to pre/postnatal women juggling the demands of motherhood, work and family. She trains individuals privately in one on one or small group sessions, both in person and virtually. Her classes and private sessions are well known for being energetic, innovative, compassionate, yet tough and disciplined. Studio owners and clients alike appreciate her extensive knowledge of and love for movement and functional health. Being a mom of 2 and an 8x marathoner herself, she personally understands the stress the body undergoes and how challenging it can be to make time to focus on you and your health. Her goal is to help clients find a dedicated and sustainable program and movement practice that meets their body’s needs and most importantly is realistic and attainable. Consistency goes a long way in building optimal strength and function to bring the body back into balance.
FAQS
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An integrative health practitioner is a holistic wellness expert who uses several different therapies, modalities and disciplines to help facilitate optimal health & help people feel their best. As an IHP & health coach, I look at the whole person and how all avenues of their health (nutrition, exercise, mental & emotional mindset, lifestyle, stress, etc) affects them. I then work to support and educate the individual in what's going on in their body and help them create and implement a plan of bio-individual + targeted diet and lifestyle modifications that will shift the internal terrain and help them to meet their goals. By addressing the root cause of dysfunction, integrative health practitioners are able to promote healing instead of simply masking symptoms.
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I encourage you to begin by scheduling a free 30 minute session with me so we can learn about each other to see if we are a good fit! You are also welcome to email me to inquire about coaching spots and availability too! I take on only a few new clients at a time. If you decide to work with me, you will choose the program that best suits you. Each program has a minimum commitment but each one can be extended beyond that. You will receive a few forms to fill out to gather information for our first kick off call. We work together during the duration of your program to build knowledge, skills and practices specific to you that will help you achieve your goals and transform your health in a realistic way. We check in regularly and you have me at your disposal 24/7 during our time together! All meetings and check ins occur over Zoom.
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The short answer is YES! A health coach doesn’t replace your medical doctor or treat, diagnose or cure anything but they do bridge the gap between conventional medicine and long term health! Everyone faces specific challenges at some point with their health and wellness. How often do you actually take the time to sit down, check in with yourself, create a full thought out plan on how to improve yourself and then actually followed through and did it? I would guess not many of us. Many because there is so much information out there and who has time to try and decipher it all?
A health coach can help you navigate challenges, provide a different perspective on health and wellness, help you build sustainable habits, and even help you map out your goals. And the biggest benefit is having accountability to follow through! Even if you feel amazing right now, a health coach can help you find ways to ensure you continue optimizing your health for the long haul.
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There are endless benefits.
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Each client, their goals and their programs are vastly different. Most clients will begin to notice changes with the first 2 weeks of their program while others may take some more time. Ultimately, a minimum of 12-16 weeks is the time it takes for the body to rebalance and cells to turn over and for new skills/practices to become habitual. This is largely based on each client’s commitment and consistency with their program :-)
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Absolutely! I do a lot of pre/postnatal pilates training as well as health coaching. During that phase in a woman’s life, it’s a huge benefit to have someone who can help them care for their bodies and navigate questions in a delicate and honest way. Having just had a baby myself, I have a brand new appreciation for all the mamas and mamas to be out there! I’m here for you!
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It’s an investment in yourself, your health and your longevity. You aren’t paying for “coaching’, you are paying for results, for outcomes, for a way to solve your questions and challenges.
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I typically work with adults 21+, however I have worked with a few children in the past. If you or someone you know has a child or teen that is looking for health coaching, please reach out and we can discuss on a case by case basis.