The document discusses the Creating Wellness Assessment System (CWAS), which measures a client's wellness in three dimensions - physical, biochemical, and psychological. It uses questionnaires, physiological tests (like lung capacity, strength, and stress responses), and a Subluxation Station assessment to determine an overall Wellness Quotient. This number represents the client's wellness, which is then used to create a customized wellness program to help them improve specific behaviors and ultimately increase their Wellness Quotient over time through lifestyle changes.

1. THE CLIENTS JOURNEY into WELLNESS Presented by: Dr. Paul Juszczyk & Beth Juszczyk

3. What is CWAS and how does it work?

4. What is the Wellness Quotient?

5. What is the Visit Schedule?

8. To provide the client customized products and coaching services that will allow the client to make sustainable behavioral changes, which will cause an improvement in the state of Wellness

12. Cardiovascular & Respiratory Performance

13. Stress Profiling

14. Strength BMI

16. Girth

18. Seated Heart Rate

20. Arm

21. Torso

23. CWAS provides an objective assessment of stress reactivity

26. CWAS Stress Profiling assesses responses to “real world” stressScientific literature shows that responses are most pronounced to psychological stressors

32. A standardized indicatorAn integrated and weighted value determined by factors in all three dimensions Wellness Quotient = 89

33. Questionnaires Physical CWAS Questionnaires Wellness Quotient Bio-Chemical CWAS Questionnaires Psychological CWAS Creating Wellness Quotient SubStation Nervous System Multiplier

34. Client Wellness Goals