Surviving or Thriving? How to Recognize and Address Professional Burnout

As a health and exercise professional, it’s not surprising that your clients may come to view you as a trusted confidant, but do you know how to manage information that is considered sensitive, dangerous or inappropriate? Planning for the unexpected topics and situations will allow you to elevate your service to clients, keep them (and yourself) safe and remain within your scope of practice. 

Longer and hotter summer months are associated with increased air pollution and more potent seasonal allergies, which means health and exercise professionals need to help their clients take extra precautions when exercising outdoors. This article outlines strategies you can use to help your clients perform outdoor activities safely and effectively when pollution and seasonal allergies are on the rise.