Delta Health Coaching came about because of the experiences, training, and research of Dr. Douglas Howard*. He was able to help his patients see results one by one, and now his education is being magnified through Delta Health Coaching to help the world see results.
*Dean of Foreign Student Affairs, St. Petersburg Pediatric Medical University (Retired)
Professor of Medical Science and Research, Pavlov Medical University Chiropractic Physician (Retired)
Today: Over 40 years of Dr. Howard’s education, experience, and research has been captured to simplify the world's understanding of health and empower individuals to take control of their health. Equipped with this information, our Health Coaches are highly trained and have helped thousands of people see results and improve their quality of life.
Dr. Howard’s philosophies are not only available to Health Coaches. Simple and applicable courses have been developed through the Triad Academy to help you take control of your health.
We are eager to support you on your health journey!
Today: Over 40 years of Dr. Howard’s education, experience, and research has been captured to simplify the world's understanding of health and empower individuals to take control of their health. Equipped with this information, our Health Coaches are highly trained and have helped thousands of people see results and improve their quality of life.
Dr. Howard’s philosophies are not only available to Health Coaches. Simple and applicable courses have been developed through the Triad Academy to help you take control of your health.
We are eager to support you on your health journey!
Today: Over 40 years of Dr. Howard’s education, experience, and research has been captured to simplify the world's understanding of health and empower individuals to take control of their health. Equipped with this information, our Health Coaches are highly trained and have helped thousands of people see results and improve their quality of life.
Dr. Howard’s philosophies are not only available to Health Coaches. Simple and applicable courses have been developed through the Triad Academy to help you take control of your health.
We are eager to support you on your health journey!
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1974: Our story begins in 1974, when, at age 14, Douglas Howard had his tonsils removed in a small hospital in St. George, Utah. Volunteer candy stripers only 2 years older than him were there, and Howard decided that if they could work in a hospital, he could too!
And so it began.
1974: Our story begins in 1974, when, at age 14, Douglas Howard had his tonsils removed in a small hospital in St. George, Utah. Volunteer candy stripers only 2 years older than him were there, and Howard decided that if they could work in a hospital, he could too!
And so it began.
1974: Our story begins in 1974, when, at age 14, Douglas Howard had his tonsils removed in a small hospital in St. George, Utah. Volunteer candy stripers only 2 years older than him were there, and Howard decided that if they could work in a hospital, he could too!
And so it began.
1974: As a young man, Howard volunteered in the ER each weekend at Dixie Regional Medical Center (DRMC) in St. George. He worked taking vital signs, cleaning up, and doing anything just to be there. He volunteered in the ER for more than a year.
1975: In the summer of 1975, Howard was hired at Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, at the age of 15. He worked as an orderly in nuclear medicine. Part of his job was to get patients from their rooms and bring them down to get their nuclear and radiation therapies. That summer at Sunrise was foundational for his life and the decisions he makes even now.
1974: As a young man, Howard volunteered in the ER each weekend at Dixie Regional Medical Center (DRMC) in St. George. He worked taking vital signs, cleaning up, and doing anything just to be there. He volunteered in the ER for more than a year.
1975: In the summer of 1975, Howard was hired at Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, at the age of 15. He worked as an orderly in nuclear medicine. Part of his job was to get patients from their rooms and bring them down to get their nuclear and radiation therapies. That summer at Sunrise was foundational for his life and the decisions he makes even now.
1974: As a young man, Howard volunteered in the ER each weekend at Dixie Regional Medical Center (DRMC) in St. George. He worked taking vital signs, cleaning up, and doing anything just to be there. He volunteered in the ER for more than a year.
1975: In the summer of 1975, Howard was hired at Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, at the age of 15. He worked as an orderly in nuclear medicine. Part of his job was to get patients from their rooms and bring them down to get their nuclear and radiation therapies. That summer at Sunrise was foundational for his life and the decisions he makes even now.
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1975: After that summer, Howard returned to school in Enterprise, Utah, and resumed volunteering at DRMC. When he was 16 years old, he had volunteered more than 2,000 hours. The hospital hired Howard, and he was officially on the payroll at DRMC. He was hired as an ER tech and ran the emergency room, calling in doctors when needed.
As an ER tech, Howard was granted permission to drive an ambulance at age 16—two years younger than the required age—making him the youngest person at the time to become an EMT and ambulance driver in the state of Utah.
1976: By the time he was 17, Howard had trained to be the equivalent of a paramedic. The year of 1976 was busy for Howard as he worked in the ER, answered emergency ambulance calls, and attended Dixie State College to attain his premed degree.
1975: After that summer, Howard returned to school in Enterprise, Utah, and resumed volunteering at DRMC. When he was 16 years old, he had volunteered more than 2,000 hours. The hospital hired Howard, and he was officially on the payroll at DRMC. He was hired as an ER tech and ran the emergency room, calling in doctors when needed.
As an ER tech, Howard was granted permission to drive an ambulance at age 16—two years younger than the required age—making him the youngest person at the time to become an EMT and ambulance driver in the state of Utah.
1976: By the time he was 17, Howard had trained to be the equivalent of a paramedic. The year of 1976 was busy for Howard as he worked in the ER, answered emergency ambulance calls, and attended Dixie State College to attain his premed degree.
Read More
1975: After that summer, Howard returned to school in Enterprise, Utah, and resumed volunteering at DRMC. When he was 16 years old, he had volunteered more than 2,000 hours. The hospital hired Howard, and he was officially on the payroll at DRMC. He was hired as an ER tech and ran the emergency room, calling in doctors when needed.
As an ER tech, Howard was granted permission to drive an ambulance at age 16—two years younger than the required age—making him the youngest person at the time to become an EMT and ambulance driver in the state of Utah.
1976: By the time he was 17, Howard had trained to be the equivalent of a paramedic. The year of 1976 was busy for Howard as he worked in the ER, answered emergency ambulance calls, and attended Dixie State College to attain his premed degree.
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1980s to 1990s: Dr. Howard earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree at Cleveland Chiropractic College in 1986 and shortly thereafter began practicing in Salt Lake City, Utah. He served on the board of Chiropractic Examiners.
After practicing in Salt Lake City for 5 years, Howard was invited to study medicine at Pavlov First Medical Institute in St. Petersburg, Russia, where he became Dean of Foreign Student Affairs. Dr. Howard, his wife Susan, and their 5 children lived in Russia for almost 2 years while he finished medical school.
While in Russia, Dr. Howard’s thoughts began to turn more and more toward nutrition. It was the first time in his life he had actually witnessed firsthand the effect of socioeconomic diseases. The Iron Curtain had only recently fallen, and most of the people of Russia were very poor, living on black bread and water. It became very clear to him that those who could afford to buy or raise fruits and vegetables were healthy—and those who could not, were sick. The line was distinctive.
1980s to 1990s: Dr. Howard earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree at Cleveland Chiropractic College in 1986 and shortly thereafter began practicing in Salt Lake City, Utah. He served on the board of Chiropractic Examiners.
After practicing in Salt Lake City for 5 years, Howard was invited to study medicine at Pavlov First Medical Institute in St. Petersburg, Russia, where he became Dean of Foreign Student Affairs. Dr. Howard, his wife Susan, and their 5 children lived in Russia for almost 2 years while he finished medical school.
While in Russia, Dr. Howard’s thoughts began to turn more and more toward nutrition. It was the first time in his life he had actually witnessed firsthand the effect of socioeconomic diseases. The Iron Curtain had only recently fallen, and most of the people of Russia were very poor, living on black bread and water. It became very clear to him that those who could afford to buy or raise fruits and vegetables were healthy—and those who could not, were sick. The line was distinctive.
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1980s to 1990s: Dr. Howard earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree at Cleveland Chiropractic College in 1986 and shortly thereafter began practicing in Salt Lake City, Utah. He served on the board of Chiropractic Examiners.
After practicing in Salt Lake City for 5 years, Howard was invited to study medicine at Pavlov First Medical Institute in St. Petersburg, Russia, where he became Dean of Foreign Student Affairs. Dr. Howard, his wife Susan, and their 5 children lived in Russia for almost 2 years while he finished medical school.
While in Russia, Dr. Howard’s thoughts began to turn more and more toward nutrition. It was the first time in his life he had actually witnessed firsthand the effect of socioeconomic diseases. The Iron Curtain had only recently fallen, and most of the people of Russia were very poor, living on black bread and water. It became very clear to him that those who could afford to buy or raise fruits and vegetables were healthy—and those who could not, were sick. The line was distinctive.
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1997 to early 2000s: Dr. Howard developed and practiced health philosophies that we use to this day, primarily the Triad of Health and the Health Curve. He realized that he had the option to either continue working with patients one-on-one or step away from his practice to develop something bigger and help hundreds of thousands to see results. This is where Health Coaching and Delta Health Coaching were born.
The first Health Coach that Dr. Howard trained was his wife, Susan Howard. She gleaned as much knowledge and training as she could to help others improve their quality of life. As more and more customers sought help, Dr. Howard began training more Health Coaches.
1997 to early 2000s: Dr. Howard developed and practiced health philosophies that we use to this day, primarily the Triad of Health and the Health Curve. He realized that he had the option to either continue working with patients one-on-one or step away from his practice to develop something bigger and help hundreds of thousands to see results. This is where Health Coaching and Delta Health Coaching were born.
The first Health Coach that Dr. Howard trained was his wife, Susan Howard. She gleaned as much knowledge and training as she could to help others improve their quality of life. As more and more customers sought help, Dr. Howard began training more Health Coaches.
1997 to early 2000s: Dr. Howard developed and practiced health philosophies that we use to this day, primarily the Triad of Health and the Health Curve. He realized that he had the option to either continue working with patients one-on-one or step away from his practice to develop something bigger and help hundreds of thousands to see results. This is where Health Coaching and Delta Health Coaching were born.
The first Health Coach that Dr. Howard trained was his wife, Susan Howard. She gleaned as much knowledge and training as she could to help others improve their quality of life. As more and more customers sought help, Dr. Howard began training more Health Coaches.
Read More
Today: Over 40 years of Dr. Howard’s education, experience, and research has been captured to simplify the world's understanding of health and empower individuals to take control of their health. Equipped with this information, our Health Coaches are highly trained and have helped thousands of people see results and improve their quality of life.
Dr. Howard’s philosophies are not only available to Health Coaches. Simple and applicable courses have been developed through the Triad Academy to help you take control of your health.
We are eager to support you on your health journey!
Today: Over 40 years of Dr. Howard’s education, experience, and research has been captured to simplify the world's understanding of health and empower individuals to take control of their health. Equipped with this information, our Health Coaches are highly trained and have helped thousands of people see results and improve their quality of life.
Dr. Howard’s philosophies are not only available to Health Coaches. Simple and applicable courses have been developed through the Triad Academy to help you take control of your health.
We are eager to support you on your health journey!
Today: Over 40 years of Dr. Howard’s education, experience, and research has been captured to simplify the world's understanding of health and empower individuals to take control of their health. Equipped with this information, our Health Coaches are highly trained and have helped thousands of people see results and improve their quality of life.
Dr. Howard’s philosophies are not only available to Health Coaches. Simple and applicable courses have been developed through the Triad Academy to help you take control of your health.
We are eager to support you on your health journey!
Read More
1974: Our story begins in 1974, when, at age 14, Douglas Howard had his tonsils removed in a small hospital in St. George, Utah. Volunteer candy stripers only 2 years older than him were there, and Howard decided that if they could work in a hospital, he could too!
And so it began.
1974: Our story begins in 1974, when, at age 14, Douglas Howard had his tonsils removed in a small hospital in St. George, Utah. Volunteer candy stripers only 2 years older than him were there, and Howard decided that if they could work in a hospital, he could too!
And so it began.
1974: Our story begins in 1974, when, at age 14, Douglas Howard had his tonsils removed in a small hospital in St. George, Utah. Volunteer candy stripers only 2 years older than him were there, and Howard decided that if they could work in a hospital, he could too!
And so it began.
