Sleep coaching supports individuals in achieving more restful sleep by exploring habits and lifestyle patterns that may affect their sleep quality. It offers personalised strategies rooted in behavioural science and sleep hygiene principles to help improve physical, emotional, and mental well-being.
Begin by uncovering the foundational principles of sleep coaching, exploring the role of sleep in overall well-being and quality of life. Dive into the science of sleep, including the stages of sleep, circadian rhythms, and how they influence mood, performance, and health. Understand how sleep needs change across different life stages, from infancy through to older adulthood, and explore practical, non-clinical strategies that may support more restorative rest.
Learn how to conduct a holistic analysis of sleep patterns and create person-centred plans that consider environmental factors such as light, temperature, and noise. Discover tools and techniques that support healthy routines, including breathwork, relaxation techniques, and the balanced use of technology.
This course also explores how to support others through coaching principles, including active listening, empathy, and respectful communication. You’ll also gain insight into how to set up and grow a sleep coaching practice ethically and confidently, with guidance on promotion, client care, and continued development.
By studying this course, you will:
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Explore the key principles of sleep science and coaching frameworks
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Understand non-clinical approaches to common sleep challenges
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Develop tailored coaching strategies to suit clients' goals and lifestyles
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Strengthen your confidence with case examples and practical tools
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Create inclusive, culturally aware coaching relationships
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Gain insights into launching a sleep-focused wellbeing practice
Please note: This course is intended for educational and personal development purposes only. It does not confer a formal qualification, license, or accreditation to practise as a medical specialist. The content is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider with any questions regarding a medical condition or sleep disorder. If you wish to pursue a professional career in sleep coaching, further accredited training and supervised practical experience may be required in accordance with local laws and regulations.