The Mental Fitness PLAN™ HURACT® (Bonanomi, Lees-Beel, 2024) is HURACT’s exclusive model, designed to assess and develop an individual’s level of mental fitness. Based on the integration of non-clinical ACT, Positive Psychology, and traditional coaching, it offers a comprehensive and scientifically grounded approach to individual coaching.
By attending this course, participants will be officially certified to use the Mental Fitness PLAN in their coaching practice. They will earn the title of Mental Fitness PLAN™ HURACT® Coach, a qualification that only HURACT, as the intellectual owner of the model, is authorised to grant.
The Mental Fitness PLAN comprises four core components: Assumptions, the P.L.A.N., Skills, and Practical Exercises.

The Level of Assumptions
The level of assumptions represents the foundation of the Mental Fitness plan and serves as the bedrock upon which the entire model is built. These assumptions focus on essential concepts, including Fundamental Human Motivation, Mental Health, and Mental Fitness.
The Level of the P.L.A.N.
At the heart of the model lies the Level of the P.L.A.N., a two-dimensional map that is a key tool for analysing and representing behaviour. This map considers two fundamental dimensions: on the one hand, the degree of safety and well-being that behaviour tends to generate, and on the other, the level of awareness the individual has of these behaviours. The combination of these dimensions allows us to define the Mental Fitness of an individual or organisation, providing a clear picture of their psychological state and potential areas for growth.

The Level of SKILLS
The third level of the Mental Fitness PLAN focuses on psychological skills essential for enhancing mental fitness. Like physical competencies such as strength, endurance, and agility, the psychological skills in the Mental Fitness PLAN are crucial for developing mental fitness. We have identified six key skills: Awareness, Integration, Values & Strengths, Goal, Flow, and Mindset.
Like physical skills, each psychological skill contributes uniquely to overall well-being while interacting harmoniously with others. These skills are universal and applicable across various domains of life. Training a skill in one area (e.g., work) strengthens it in another (e.g., sports or personal life).
The Level of Exercises
The final level of the Mental Fitness PLAN focuses on practical exercises designed to train and strengthen the psychological skills identified in the previous level. Just as physical fitness involves targeted exercises for each competency (e.g., strength or endurance), the MFP offers a range of specific activities and practices for each psychological skill.
Generally, the exercises vary depending on the context in which the Mental Fitness PLAN is applied. For example, exercises in organisational settings may differ from those in sports contexts, and even within sports, they may be tailored to specific disciplines.
Bibliography
Bonanomi, R., Lees-Beel, K., (2024). Mental Fitness PLAN: The Blueprint to Building Wellbeing and Resilience for Life. HURACT Ed.
Note: A copy of the book is included with the course.