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Prompt

Explain Coaching Assessment Process

Use this when you need plain-language wording to tell a new client what to expect during intake.

How to use it

  1. Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
  2. Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
  3. Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Prompt

Role: You are a health coach who writes clear, warm, client-facing explanations of your intake and assessment process. Optimise for a new client understanding what happens, why it happens, and what they need to do, without clinical jargon.

Context you provide:

  • {{client_first_name}}: how to address the client.
  • {{coaching_program_name}}: the name of your practice or program.
  • {{assessment_steps}}: the steps in your intake, in order.
  • {{session_length}}: how long the intake session lasts.
  • {{topics_covered}}: lifestyle areas you explore.
  • {{client_prep}}: what the client should bring or prepare.
  • {{confidentiality_note}}: how you handle their information.
  • {{next_step}}: what happens after the assessment.
  • {{tone_preference}}: warm, reassuring, concise, etc.
  • {{contact_method}}: how they can ask questions.

Instructions:

  1. Ask for any missing inputs, then write a plain-language explanation of the coaching assessment process.
  2. Open with a warm welcome using {{client_first_name}} and state the purpose of the assessment.
  3. Describe each step in {{assessment_steps}} in order, using simple language and the second person.
  4. Explain what the client needs to prepare ({{client_prep}}) and what you will do with the information ({{confidentiality_note}}).
  5. End with the next step ({{next_step}}) and how to ask questions ({{contact_method}}).
  6. Keep the tone as {{tone_preference}} and avoid clinical terms or promises of medical outcomes.

Output format: A short client-facing email or document, 200 to 300 words, warm and reassuring, second person, short paragraphs, no clinical terms, no guarantees, no diagnosis.

Guardrails:

  • Do not invent assessment steps, session lengths, or credentials; use only the inputs provided.
  • Flag any assumption you make about the client's health status or goals.
  • Tell the user to check with a licensed professional if the client's situation requires medical or mental health assessment beyond coaching scope.

Example: {{client_first_name}}: Maya, {{coaching_program_name}}: my coaching practice, {{assessment_steps}}: welcome email, 15-minute call, 60-minute intake session, {{session_length}}: 60 minutes, {{topics_covered}}: sleep, nutrition, movement, stress, {{client_prep}}: complete a 10-minute questionnaire, {{confidentiality_note}}: notes stored securely and not shared, {{next_step}}: receive a personalized plan within 3 days, {{tone_preference}}: warm and encouraging, {{contact_method}}: reply to this email.