About Jeremy LeBlanc
I have been working in the field of adventure therapy since 1997. This includes all age groups and many different demographics. Specifically, Substance abuse treatment, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, difficult behaviors, emotionally disturbed, and mental health issues.
I have been described by others as caring, empathetic, compassionate, patient, kind, positive, a moving force, funny, and sincere. I have supervised/supported staff and managed projects with ease. I have presented at several international conferences, held seminars about a positive approach to parenting and worked with youth and families in the community.
I am a self-described Adventure Coach. It is not about whether or not you actual go and do something adventurous like jumping out of a plane. Its about whether or not you are willing to take the difficult action in your life. Can you step forward and accept the invitation to do the work. The work means, changing, the work means being a little uncomfortable now for a big reward later. All you have to do is say yes! Yes is the adventure, Yes is the risk. Will you stay the same and repeat what you've always done or will you take the risk to change?
It is a unique opportunity to challenge yourself to improve and grow. The opportunity is filled with distraction, procrastination, doubt, fear, indecision and worst of all negativity. I can help you tackle these monsters and provide tools for dealing with them more positively in the future.
I like to think that everyday offers us some type of adventure. Adventure need not be rock climbing or bungee jumping. I can think of countless examples of daily adventure that still fit the same meaning. For instance: A first date, a new job, quitting a job, asking for a raise, having a difficult conversation with a loved one or starting a business.
Merriam-Webster defines adventure as: "1a: an undertaking usually involving danger and unknown risks. 2: an exciting or remarkable experience."
Let's get clear on what you want and start doing it. Coaching is not therapy. Coaching is: deciding what Mountain you want to climb (metaphorical or literal) figuring out how your going to climb it, setting goals to make make sure your successful at climbing it, completing those goals and of course climbing the mountain.
I have been described by others as caring, empathetic, compassionate, patient, kind, positive, a moving force, funny, and sincere. I have supervised/supported staff and managed projects with ease. I have presented at several international conferences, held seminars about a positive approach to parenting and worked with youth and families in the community.
I am a self-described Adventure Coach. It is not about whether or not you actual go and do something adventurous like jumping out of a plane. Its about whether or not you are willing to take the difficult action in your life. Can you step forward and accept the invitation to do the work. The work means, changing, the work means being a little uncomfortable now for a big reward later. All you have to do is say yes! Yes is the adventure, Yes is the risk. Will you stay the same and repeat what you've always done or will you take the risk to change?
It is a unique opportunity to challenge yourself to improve and grow. The opportunity is filled with distraction, procrastination, doubt, fear, indecision and worst of all negativity. I can help you tackle these monsters and provide tools for dealing with them more positively in the future.
I like to think that everyday offers us some type of adventure. Adventure need not be rock climbing or bungee jumping. I can think of countless examples of daily adventure that still fit the same meaning. For instance: A first date, a new job, quitting a job, asking for a raise, having a difficult conversation with a loved one or starting a business.
Merriam-Webster defines adventure as: "1a: an undertaking usually involving danger and unknown risks. 2: an exciting or remarkable experience."
Let's get clear on what you want and start doing it. Coaching is not therapy. Coaching is: deciding what Mountain you want to climb (metaphorical or literal) figuring out how your going to climb it, setting goals to make make sure your successful at climbing it, completing those goals and of course climbing the mountain.
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