Author, Coach and Speaker in Well-Being
The Courage to Love:
4 tools to regain hope and well-being
Category: Wellbeing
Availability: In person and virtual
Target audience: Executives, professionals and entrepreneurs
Duration: up to 60 minutes, multiple session programs available
The pandemic has radically changed our daily lives, bringing with it the fear of social isolation, relationship and family tensions, and the stress of job and income loss. How can we regain our well-being and quality of life? Guy Giard, humanitarian clown with Dr. Patch Adams, proposes in this practical workshop to reconnect with the human in us, source of motivation, creativity and resilience, by rediscovering our dreams, our passions and our reason for being. And this, for ourselves and our relationships
Objectives: Learning and practice of 4 tools of self-awareness
- Better management of stress and emotions
- Reduced absenteeism
- Increased concentration
- Calmer and more balanced demeanor
- Better quality of life
- Hopeful and optimistic outlook.
Guy Giard is a professional artist and speaker since 1990. A graduate in Visual Arts, Certified Humor Professional (CHP) and Certified Laughter Yoga Facilitator, he has been a humanitarian clown with Dr. Patch Adams in orphanages and hospitals on three continents. He has led creative workshops for adults and school children at the Louvre Museum in Paris, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and the Canadian Centre for Architecture. He is listed in the Répertoire de ressources culture-éducation which is associated with the program La culture à l'école as well as the Répertoire des offres d'animation des Bibliothèques de Montréal. He regularly offers workshops at the annual convention of the Association Provinciale des Enseignantes et des Enseignants du Québec (APEQ).
Today he is a Wellbeing Coach and offers conferences and workshops on the benefits of laughter, humanitarian clowning and hope after abuse. (Also tailored to your needs)
Contact : guygiard@hotmail.com, 514-989-2350
Clown humanitaire avec le Dr Patch Adams
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Taking an ice bath like Wom Hof
"My pure bliss, helping broken souls heal from the pains of abuse by empowering them with purpose, passion and self-expression to become stronger for a better world."
Guy Giard
Canadian artist Guy Giard provides inspirational coaching and lectures for victims of sexual abuse, their friends and families, caregivers and health professionals. As an artist, musician and humanitarian clown with Dr. Clown Patch Adams, he openly shares his journey of healing from childhood sexual abuse.
Addressing this sensitive and emotionally charged subject with love, humor, vulnerability and humility, he teaches the 3 steps of his inner self expression program: Listen - Love - Create. These 3 steps have helped transform the painful consequences of sexual abuse into serenity, belonging and abundance through a rich, positive, powerful, joyful and purposeful life.
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