FAQS

The term Nurse Coach is a newer Nursing role to describe a Registered Nurse who has devoted additional time, energy and investment into obtaining extra training, education, and practice in developing the skills and presence to provide holistic and scientific-based health and wellness coaching. The education is beyond their original Nursing school training.

Nurses have a deeper understanding of your health, we have background of extensive nursing education and clinical expertise. We offer precise and dependable guidance, to help individuals understand their medical conditions. We are proficient in deciphering medical terminology and medical diagnoses for better comprehension. Also, your care team is able to partner and share information with a nurse coach if you want that. Anyone can declare themselves a life coach or a health and wellness coach. You want to ask them about their certifications to make sure that they are aligned with what you want to get out of your health care and that they are providing you with evidence-based research.

Stacy Sericati, RN, BSN, NC-BC specializes in perimenopause and menopause health.

Therapy is about healing the pain in the past, trauma or deeper rooted issues. Coaching is about moving forward, about getting someone from point A to B. Coaching is more outcome oriented, achieving a certain result or a particular goal or goals. Therapy is not goal oriented.

Calls take place over google meet, video conferencing.

I will work around your schedule to see what time best suits you so we can come upon an agreed time for our session.

During the free discovery call, I will help you choose the best program for your lifestyle and goals.

I offer varying payment plans and pricing options for your budget. I'll review all of the pricing with you during your free discovery call.

Nurse Coaches are not able to take insurance, YET. However, the FDA and insurance companies are studying the benefits of nurse coaching.

As a Nurse Coach I am practicing under my nursing license, but it also limits me to where I have an active nursing license. My Idaho license is recognized under most states under the Nurse Licensure Compact. This means that many states will recognize my nursing license. To check if your state is a part of this compact, check out this map:

https://www.nursecompact.com/files/NLC_Map.pdf

If you are interested in nurse coaching and live outside of a compact state, I am happy to reach out to nurse coaches in your state and help you find the right fit for you!