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Our Evidence-Based Approach to Personalised Care and Health Coaching

Transforming health outcomes with rigorously tested, evidence-based approaches tailored to individual needs and proven to work.

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We believe that personalised care and health coaching should be grounded in robust, high-quality evidence. Our approach integrates the latest research, clinical best practices, and real-world data to ensure effectiveness and sustainability.

We draw from peer-reviewed studies, national healthcare guidelines, and behavioural science to shape our programmes, ensuring they deliver measurable results. By combining scientific insights with practical application, we create interventions that are both impactful and adaptable. Our commitment to evidence means that every technique, strategy, and coaching method we use is validated for effectiveness, improving patient outcomes and empowering individuals to take control of their health.

Partner with us to deliver evidence-based, personalised care that transforms lives. Get in touch today to explore how we can support you.

  • Scientifically validated methods ensure long-term, positive health outcomes.
  • Personalised models and techniques based on the latest behavioural science.
  • Enhanced patient engagement and self-management.
  • Proven reduction in healthcare costs and resource use.
  • Continuous refinement through real-world evidence and feedback.

What is TPC Health’s Evidence Based Model?

At TPC Health we believe the effective provision of Health Coaching requires practitioners to integrate three areas in order to deliver effective Personalised Care:

Skills, techniques and mindset from Performance and Development Coaching

Being able to effectively use general non-directive and directive coaching skills and techniques (e.g. using a coaching model to structure the conversation, supporting the development of options and providing supportive challenge etc.)

Principles and models from Psychology and Behaviour Change Science

Applying evidence based insights, models and processes (e.g. using patient activation, behaviour change models like COM-B and supporting intrinsic motivation etc.)

Knowledge and expertise of Practitioners and People with Lived Experience

Drawing on their own specific knowledge and skills as a practitioner, or lived experience if a volunteer (e.g. their knowledge about local assets, or the condition and treatment options, etc.)

What makes TPC Health’s approach different and meaningful?

It’s very important to us that anything we do is meaningful and impactful. We always aim to really understand what a client needs from an intervention, and then partner with them to design programmes that can deliver lasting change.

Practical Focus

We place emphasis on addressing the challenges that practitioners face & what they can do to improve their practice & support behaviour change

Evidence Based

We utilise scientific, psychological theories & evidence-based research to guide the development of our tried & tested interventions & programme material

Active Learning

We believe the best approach is to incorporate a range of inputs & activities e.g. theory, discussions, reflection, group learning & skills practice

Meaningful To You

We know skills practice about personal experiences driving an appreciation of the usefulness of the techniques & approach is best

Workplace Application

We create an opportunity to think about & plan how to close the knowing, doing & being gaps in applying learning to practitioner roles, & embed the approach

What people are saying about us:

“It really enhanced the experience being able to meet people in different roles and professions, I think it helped broaden the learning and see how it can be applied. Shout out to the facilitators who were excellent.


“I feel that as many staff as possible should undertake this training as it underpins everything that the NHS should be focusing on in terms of health prevention, personal responsibility etc.”


“I think the whole process has been fantastic. The training has been amazing, and anyone who is in a role of supporting others, should embrace these opportunities, as the tools are tools for life. These tools, and training can make the difference!.”

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