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About Jacquelyn...

 

Ms. Johnston has been a dedicated partner with the Canadian Liver Foundation for over two years. As a health coach she has encouraged those living with chronic illness to develop skill sets to cope with difficult times in their lives. All this is done with compassion and insight meeting each person where they are at. It is always an honour to have Ms. Johnston share her expertise at our workshops throughout the lower mainland.

Jamilah Williams
Services Coordinator
Canadian Liver Foundation BC/ Yukon

Jacquelyn Johnston has to be one of the most sincere, compassionate and understanding people I have ever met.  I have always had a problem with my self-esteem and my confidence level.  Through our conversations over the past few months, I have learned to look at myself so much differently...She has a way of explaining things that help you understand who you really are. Everything is in a positive mode with no condescension. She gives you the feeling of well-being.  Jacquelyn is a very gifted, but sincere teacher. She has showed me that a lot of my problems stem from what I eat, and I thought I was a fairly health conscious consumer. She has taught me that we are at times our own worst enemy when it comes to our diet.  Jacquelyn has mastered the combination of good natural eating along with precise exercising and the ability to make one aware of how all this works together for our good. She loves what she does and it shines through.  I consider myself very fortunate to have her in my life.  She is truly a blessing to me.

Lorne J. Gallop
Client who has got Diabetes management under total control.

Jacquelyn Johnston, M.Ed. is a certified professional Health Coach and educator with the expertise and experience to help her corporate clients reach and sustain optimal health and weight.

Success in international business calls for an optimal level of energy in the workplace, and it is crucial to be able to juggle the stress of deadlines, hurried meals and three-o'clock energy dips.

Jacquelyn works with men and women in corporate settings who are ready to regain health, vitality and self-esteem while systematically managing issues of weight, disease and prevention. When you know the fuel you're using to power your body is toxin-free, when your posture maximizes your lung capacity, and your stamina is at an even keel throughout the workday, you can address the unexpected more incisively.

The corporate setting requires you to adapt quickly to new demands coming down the pipe. Being in optimal physical shape impacts your ability to cope. Innovation and creativity more easily surface when the mind is clear, and the mind is clearest when our body is functioning at an optimal level.

Owner of Lifestyle for Longevity based in Richmond, BC, Jacquelyn brings practical and valuable insights, strategies and research to her clients, keynotes and seminars. Clients choose and appreciate her for her clear, well-informed, supportive and motivating coaching style. She has a special interest in helping Baby Boomers lose those pesky extra 20 pounds.

Fluently bilingual, Jacquelyn is unique in her ability to work with both English and Francophone clients effectively. Her teaching career has taken her to classrooms in England, France, Switzerland and Hong Kong. She has also been practicing Reflexology for more than twenty years and is a member of the Reflexology Association of Canada. Jacquelyn is also a certified Health Coach as well as a certified Breakthrough Coach.

To learn more about Jacquelyn's work as a speaker, seminar leader and coach, visit www.LifestyleForLongevity.com.

Jacquelyn

Email:  Info@LifestyleforLongevity.com
Phone: 604.276.8673
Fax: 604.276.8675

 

READ JACQUELYN'S PERSONAL STORY....She's been there.

Once upon a time, there was a teacher who enjoyed creating hands-on programs to make learning more interesting for students. She was a size 10-12 till she started taking evening university classes that necessitated two hour-long commutes at least twice a week. Plus more hours seated in a library…and even more at home doing the assignments. Seated, naturally.

On some weekends and holidays said teacher sat on a ball giving Reflexology treatments.
One evening, seated in a comfortable chair, teacher in question sees an ad for a weekend sale of dress pants. Ah-ha!  Great style, greater prices, favorite store. 

Teacher saunters into featured store and tries on size 11 pants, only to notice an unyielding  V-shaped zipper.

Prevent health problems “Impossible!” she exclaims in the mirror,  “They’ve mis-labeled this."   Saleslady, barely keeping her smirk in check, passes a pair of Size 16’s over the door. 


"E-gad!!! They fit!" End of the world.   

"No! This isn’t happening. There must be some mistake." Startling though it was, her first reaction was to ensconce herself well- seated in the nest of denial.   Wonderful, comforting, stationary denial. Then, she is stung by the change bug.

“I can do something about this!” she exclaimed.  She could not get out of the store and into the gym fast enough.  She met with a personal trainer who turned out to be the best thing ever.

“Fix this!"  she said, "I need to lose 20 lbs  yesterday!”

This trainer has a little office.  On his desk is a plaque saying “The impossible we can do at once.  Miracles take a little longer”.  I couldn’t help wondering which I was, impossible or needing a miracle.   He looks over her goal chart, and, with a charming, unhurried smile says,

“You want less weight and an energy boost.  We are going to achieve both.”  I love his certainly and optimism.   He does not mess around.  Out come the calipers, the scales (Oh no!), the computerized charts.   The nutrition plan. That, of course, was what happened to yours truly. 

Two things had triggered my awareness that something had to change, and fast.  One was physical exertion.  The other, diet.  It was a cold turkey decision. 

The first thing that had to go was the ultra-convenient, and ultra toxic meals-on-the-run.  No more fast food between work and evening studies.  No more processed food.  No pop.  No hydrogenated fats.  Out it all went.  Cold turkey.  In its place, the obvious--fresh produce, fresh fruits, and no inconspicuous sugars. 

I read, read and read, and resuscitated my physiology studies.  The weight gain was the joint product of a both a sedentary existence and a convenient diet.  This diet made for immediate convenience but long-term peril.   

"We are going to take a radical look at your nutrition plan. We will align it with your exercise regimen and make sure the two complement each other."

In retrospect, I realize Eddie did not focus on weight loss at all.  He took an almost casual approach to it.  What he did concentrate on was demonstrating how to build muscular strength, stretch, how to build up handle resistance exercises safely, and of course, how to kick-start the metabolism.  

Actually, the process was not only painless, it was most enjoyable, with assignments to be done every day of the week.  I learned about the benefits of stretching and found out how relaxing it was.  I learned about the lasting effects of resistance training.  I re-discovered the invigorating effects of deep sleep, and the benefit of having all the energy I needed all through the day. 

Then, a couple of weeks later, I suddenly noticed the weight loss.  

Fifteen years ago, it was the final straw for me. What would have been an exciting day of shopping fell flat when I realized what size I really was.  Only a “large” (polite) would fit.  That was the wake-up call.   However, startling though that was, I consider myself far luckier to have got it in the dressing room--the alternative would have been in the doctor's office.  

There will always be something in the way: a birthday, a holiday, an anniversary.   There will always be friends or family insisting you do not need to do anything because “we love you just as you are”.  It’s about self-love and wanting to have a vital, active, healthy lifestyle for longevity.

 

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What made me realize I had to release 20 lbs right away?

Here was my thinking while my mind was racing and my dismay was palpable in that dressing room mirror:
(You can read my full story right HERE. )

  • I was a healthcare professional
  • I had a wake-up-call
  • I could have had that wake-up-call in the Doctor’s office
  • I’m glad I wasn’t sick
  • I’m glad I didn’t have diabetes
  • I’m glad I didn’t have high cholesterol
  • I’m glad I didn’t have a heart attack
  • I’m glad I didn’t have cancer
  • I'm glad I didn't have liver disease
  • I’m glad I wasn’t a smoker—or pants size wouldn’t have been my only worry.   

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I'm Jacquelyn Johnston, M.Ed. RAC, Professional Health Coach.
I look forward to working and walking with you to LOSE 20 LBS!
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