Lisa Kiersky Schreiber
Coach at Fit to Change
- Board-Certified Health and Wellness Coach – National Board for Health and Wellness Coaching (NBHWC)
- Certified Master Health Coach – Precision Nutrition Pn1 Pn2
- Functional Aging Specialist – Functional Aging Institute
- Tipping the Balance Toward Change Workshop – Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT)
Lisa Kiersky Schreiber co-owned and was a personal trainer at a powerlifting studio for nearly five years, and since 2015 delivers nutrition coaching to provide additional value to her clients.
Lisa is committed to helping women over 40 reconnect with their bodies and make peace with themselves. With a deep belief in the power of self-compassion and small, sustainable changes, Lisa guides her clients toward lasting wellness, blending behavior change strategies with practical, realistic steps, as well as how they’re going to work through obstacles when they arise. The end goal is for clients to become completely autonomous healthier eaters for life.
Her passion for empowering women extends beyond coaching, as she’s also a writer who explores health, wellness, and personal growth. Whether leading forums like ‘Women Building the Foundation: Deep Health and Embracing Self Compassion,’ or co-creating a book club aimed at breaking through self-limiting beliefs, Lisa inspires women to take charge of their health and lives. When she’s not coaching or writing, you’ll find her cooking up new recipes, powerlifting, doing dance cardio videos, cycling, or planning her next creative project.
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Articles
Could vs Should: A practical mind hack for motivation
“Shoulds” generally imply future events and can be anxiety-provoking. Bring yourself back to the present and focus on what you COULD do right now.
Meal Planning: One Small Step for Dinner, One Giant Leap for Healthier Eating
Meal planning can be beneficial to your long-term health goals. But how do you make it simple enough that you’ll show up to do it every week?