None listed
Conditions
Brief summary
This study aims to explore whether taking part in a whanau-centred group health coaching programme can support adults living with Type 2 diabetes in Northland. Participants will attend weekly group sessions over eight weeks that focus on food choices, physical activity, lifestyle habits, and overall wellbeing in a supportive community setting. The study will look at changes in diabetes-related health measures (such as HbA1c where available) before and after the programme. It will also explore changes in wellbeing and health behaviours, as well as participants’ experiences of the programme. It is expected that participation may support improved diabetes self-management and hauora, and the findings will help inform future community-based programmes.
Interventions
Participants will take part in a structured, whanau-centred group health coaching programme delivered over eight weeks. The programme consists of weekly facilitated group sessions, each running for a maximum of 90 minutes, delivered in a community setting. Sessions will be delivered in groups of approximately 6 to 12 participants. The intervention will be administered by a Certified Health Coach, who is a member of Health Coaches Australia and New Zealand Association (HCANZA). Adherence to the i
Participants will take part in a structured, whanau-centred group health coaching programme delivered over eight weeks. The programme consists of weekly facilitated group sessions, each running for a maximum of 90 minutes, delivered in a community setting. Sessions will be delivered in groups of approximately 6 to 12 participants. The intervention will be administered by a Certified Health Coach, who is a member of Health Coaches Australia and New Zealand Association (HCANZA). Adherence to the intervention will be monitored through session attendance records and facilitator documentation of session delivery. Participants will take part in a structured, whanau-centred group health coaching programme delivered over eight weeks. The programme includes weekly facilitated group sessions focused on nutrition, physical activity, lifestyle behaviours, and hauora, delivered in a community setting using culturally responsive, whanau-inclusive approaches to support adults living with Type 2 diabetes.
Sponsors
Auckland University of Technology
Study design
Allocation
Non-randomised trial
Intervention model
Single group
Primary purpose
Educational / counselling / training
Masking
Open (masking not used)
Eligibility
Sex/Gender
All
Age
18 Years to 65 Years
Healthy volunteers
No
Inclusion criteria
Maori descent 18-65 years living within the Northland region diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes self identifies as Maori and can share experiences related to health behaviour change in a culturally appropriate context currently engaged with, or eligible, for services at Te Hauora o Ngapuhi are able to participate in group sessions and interviews in Te Taitokerau
Exclusion criteria
Under 18 years Not Maori Unwilling or unable to attend sessions or share experiences
Outcome results
None listed