ABA Training for Healthcare & Wellness Professionals
Stop Repeating Yourself: Turn Your Clients into Success Stories
You’re the Expert—So Why Don’t Clients Stick to Your Plan?
You spend your days helping people improve their health, fitness, and overall well-being. You know you’ve got the answers. You build treatment plans that outline step-by-step regimens that will lead to better results.
So why don’t your clients follow through?
The issue isn’t a lack of willpower or motivation—it’s behavior. And behavior is a science.
With ABA Training, you’ll learn proven, psychology-backed techniques to increase client buy-in and create lasting habit change.
What is ABA Training?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a scientific approach to behavior change that helps people build sustainable habits and stick to recommended plans. You don’t need more frustrated conversations with non-compliant clients—you need strategies that work.
With ABA Training, you’ll learn how to:
Identify why clients struggle with follow-through.
Apply behavior science to increase client compliance.
Build treatment plans that make new habits automatic.
Improve patient outcomes—without adding more stress to your workload.
Who Benefits from ABA Training?
This training is designed for healthcare and wellness professionals who want to improve client adherence and long-term success, including:
Doctors & Dentists—Get patients to follow treatment plans, manage pain better, and improve health outcomes.
Physical Therapists & Chiropractors—Increase patient commitment to home exercises and rehab plans.
Nutritionists & Dietitians—Help clients actually stick to dietary recommendations.
Personal Trainers & Strength Coaches—Improve client consistency with workouts and recovery protocols.
Mental Health & Wellness Coaches—Guide clients toward lasting behavioral changes.
“Sarah’s strategies
are a win
for everybody.”
"Sarah helps people figure out a plan to start incorporating my suggestions into their lives. They’re able to see better, consistent results because of that. A huge issue in the physical therapy world is non-adherence, so when Sarah can change those behaviors, we look better, the patient feels better, and everyone gets great results. It’s a win-win for everybody.”
-Corey, Referral Partner & Physical Therapist
Hi, I’m Sarah Welsh, a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst
I’ve spent my career helping people make real, lasting behavior changes through science-backed strategies that actually work. I don’t just study behavior change—I live it.
With a master’s degree in Education with a focus on Applied Behavior Analysis from The Ohio State University and over a decade of experience working with healthcare and wellness professionals, I’ve seen firsthand how frustrating it is when clients ignore treatment plans, skip workouts, or fall back into bad habits.
Guess what? It’s not your fault—and it’s not theirs either. People don’t fail because they lack motivation. They fail because they don’t have the right systems in place to make change stick. I help healthcare and wellness professionals bridge the gap between what clients should do and what they actually do.
How ABA Training Works
Step 1: Book a Discovery Call
A free 15-minute consultation to assess your practice’s needs.
Step 2: Schedule the Initial Training
Choose between virtual or in-person workshops tailored to your field.
Step 3: Professional Development Sessions
Hands-on training with real-world application exercises.
Step 4: Follow-Up Training & Support
Ongoing coaching to ensure long-term implementation and results.
ABA Training: Frequently Asked Questions
Why do healthcare and wellness professionals need ABA Training?
Because knowledge alone isn’t enough—behavior drives results. This training teaches you how to get clients to take action and build lasting habits.
How is this different from other coaching or compliance programs?
Most programs focus on motivation and mindset. ABA Training focuses on structured behavior change strategies that work in real-life settings.
Will this add extra work to my already busy schedule?
No—this training is about making your job easier. You’ll spend less time repeating yourself and more time seeing real progress with your clients.
Can ABA principles work across different industries?
Yes! Whether you’re a doctor, trainer, nutritionist, or therapist, ABA strategies apply to any setting where behavior change is needed.
“Sarah is deeply
knowledgeable
in her field.”
“You get a good feel for what she does as a professional when you meet with her and talk with her about it. She has an infectious energy that she brings to every conversation, and she's very, very, very personable, and that in and of itself can help lead to positive results.”
-Corey, Referral Partner & Physical Therapist
