
Lifestyle Medicine is the fastest growing field of medicine. It differentiates from more mainstream approaches to healthcare by highlighting the use of non-pharmaceutical and non-invasive modalities to prevent, treat, and even reverse chronic disease.
Lifestyle medicine focuses on the six pillars of health:
St. John’s Health Lifestyle Medicine program grew from its nationally recognized worksite wellness program that has been providing year-round wellness programming for over 1,400 Teton County employees. Through implementing this population-based programming, the demand for individualized wellness services became clear.
One-on-one wellness coaching helps clients reach optimal health and well-being. Our coaches guide clients in developing and achieving personal goals through facilitating behavior changes that lead to sustainable, healthy lifestyles.
Tobacco cessation counseling sessions follow evidence-based protocol and utilize free nicotine replacement therapies offered by statewide quit programs. Tobacco Cessation counseling is provided by a Mayo Clinic trained tobacco cessation specialist.
Stanford’s Chronic Disease Self-Management (CDSM) program is a six-week group program offered in either English or Spanish. Instructed by Stanford certified CDSM leaders, this program focuses on building self-efficacy skills and is appropriate for anyone with a chronic condition.
Nutrition is one of the six pillars of Lifestyle Medicine and education around eating healthfully is integral to our program. Lifestyle Medicine clients have the opportunity to work individually with Registered Dieticians to set and accomplish their goals around health, disease reversal and weight loss.
Nearly 10% of the United States population has been diagnosed with diabetes. St. John’s Diabetes and Nutrition Program works closely with the clients of the Lifestyle Medicine Program who are at risk for Diabetes. The approach is threefold - to prevent, treat and, when appropriate, reverse Type 2 Diabetes.
Ergonomics is the science of designing the work environment to fit the worker. Our professional ergonomists assess and modify the workspace to maximize efficiency, reduce injury potential and improve productivity.
The Lifestyle Medicine program at St. John’s Health operates as a cash pay subscription service with an initial intake with an American College of Lifestyle Medicine board certified RN.
Download the American College of Lifestyle Medicine PDF
For more information about the program, please call (307) 739-7399