USC Lifestyle Redesign Weight Management Program

The USC Lifestyle Redesign Weight Management Program, part of the USC Chan Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy, offers a unique approach to health and wellness through lifestyle modifications. By focusing on lifestyle factors such as diet, physical activity, and tobacco use, the program aims to support individuals in making sustainable changes to improve their overall well-being. Through a collaborative process, patients work with occupational therapists to set and achieve personalized lifestyle goals over the course of several weeks or months.

Founded on the USC Well Elderly Study, Lifestyle Redesign® is an evidence-based intervention model that emphasizes preventive occupational therapy to enhance health, functioning, and quality of life. The program is designed to help individuals address their specific needs and contexts, providing education and guidance to empower them to lead healthier lives and better manage chronic conditions. By tailoring plans to each individual, the program strives to create long-lasting lifestyle changes that promote overall health and wellness.

Committed to inclusivity and accessibility, the USC Lifestyle Redesign Weight Management Program prioritizes creating a welcoming environment for all individuals. Through ongoing program development, efforts to ensure equitable care, and open communication with clients and the community, the program seeks to continuously improve its services to better meet the diverse needs of its patients. By embracing individual differences and promoting a culture of respect and inclusion, the program aims to provide a supportive space for all individuals seeking to enhance their health and well-being.

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