LifestyleRegeneration
Wellness RISK Management (WRM)
The Four Behaviours Surrounding POOR Wellness.
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The biggest problem in modern
health care is people:
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Not doing what science shows
they should do
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Doing what science shows they
should not do
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Thinking incorrectly
according to science
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Failing to think what science
shows they should think
Dr. Victor Jean Ouellette, DC,
MS
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So, How Do We Deal with ALL That?
We Measure and we Motivate.
With
Wellness RISK
Management (WRM)
5 pdf Documents as a Brief
Overview.
Measure -
Assess -
Identify -
Prioritize
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Motivate
NEW
Follow the Science PILOT Wellness
Program
Cost Free to the Company
WRM helps a company build Wellness in their
workforce.
The End
Goal
S M A R
T
S=
Specific
M= Measurable
A=
Attainable
R=
Relevant
T= Time-Based
Above all, we want things thorough and comprehensive in the
Self-Help field for workers to gain the advantages they need, at their own level, in
Chronic Disease Prevention Strategies. Small changes are usually
easy. We help people find the right ones for them.
Lifestyle Improvement
Lifestyle Health
Made in Canada.
Wellness RISK MEASUREMENT
Chronic Disease Prevention Strategies
| The biggest problem in modern health care is people not doing what science has shown they
should be doing. |
Choices in Wellness RISK
Management
Every problem has a solution, and every solution has a
problem.
Wellness is about choices. Choices are available when people are ready. Those
choices revolve around things we do to make ourselves feel good and things science has shown lead us to less
suffering, less disease, less injury and a longer life. Sometimes the choices are easy, sometimes they are
difficult. Science shows us that some choices are far better for us than others.
Wellness RISK
Management measures a person against the science on five multidimensional
Wellness pillars plus several other important indicators. The scores produced by the program offer people
several choices which they can make when they are ready.
Wellness RISK
Management is designed to be an easy-going modify things on your own if you
want to type of program or an intense comprehensive program for evidence-based results. All action plan items
are within the traditional science body of knowledge and all are within the Self-Help reach of
everyone.
FoodPainConnection principles are a specialty covered in separate workshops
and not part of the lifestyles module where the Action Plan List is drawn from. Likewise for Weight loss
principles. These are personal choices. Everyone does not have pain nor does everyone need weight
loss.
The excessive consumption division is a division supplying a fillable PDF form
for self-assessment. There are no therapeutic principles or protocols supplied by the
Wellness RISK Management program or by WRM Instructors in this division. As we
all know with regard to modifying excessive consumptions, a person has to be ready. WRM cannot make people ‘ready’.
That is something they have to do on their own or with help.
Choices
People have various choices as they work within the lifestyle module of
the Five Pillars. The Action
Plan List items are drawn from these pillars. People do not have to deal with any food pain connection
protocols, weight loss protocols, or excessive consumption protocols. Those are all individual choices for
people to make only if they are needed and are ready. Wellness
RISK Management has organised and is ready
when people are ready. Also, people have choices within their Action Plan List to skip items and come
back to them later. People can re-order their priority list. People keep full control of their lifestyle
making choices within their comfort zone.
If people do not want to make any changes, but they want to know their scores
as to where they stand in the Wellness RISK
Management scoring system, then that is available. These people will have
four hours of workshop time saved and credited to them for future use when they need it or want it.
Wellness RISK is a key point people most people want to know
about. Knowing your risk helps a person make better choices. Better
Choices Makes a Better You.
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