PROGRAM COORDINATOR
February 2016 – Present
Marijke Lamont is an accomplished professional from South Africa, who draws from her own recovery experience to provide comprehensive support. With qualifications in counselling as well as holding certification as an internationally registered and accredited Recovery Coach, Marijke excels in the field of codependency, CBT and addiction.
Currently, Marijke serves as the Program Coordinator at Seasons Bali, where she leads a dedicated team. Her expertise spans through various modalities, enabling her to tackle complex challenges and develop effective solutions.
Prior to her current role, Marijke held leadership positions in Thailand, South Africa and Bali, where she honed her skills in management and counselling. Her dedication to continuous learning and professional development is evident in her relevant certifications and her ongoing pursuit of self-improvement.
Marijke is passionate about understanding the fundamentals about codependency and addiction, and she actively contributes to her large Facebook community. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family and recovery community, both which enrich her perspective and inspire her professional endeavours.
Prior to this, Marijke had extensive experience in sales and business solutions, Marijke has successfully managed projects, secured national clients, and provided tailored finance and technology solutions. Skilled in client acquisition, relationship management, and market analysis, she has consistently exceeded targets, developed strong networks, and played a key role in implementing innovative educational and business initiatives.
Michelangelo – “I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free.” This quote is my moto and reminder of why I do what I do every single day.
The best part of my day is knowing I make a difference because if I can contribute to saving at least one life from the constraints of addiction, I can leave this world knowing I have made a small difference.”
Marijke Lamont, Program Coordinator, Not linked to my career, but have been mentioned for being responsible for heading up a repatriation mission to return destitute South African’s back home during CoVID: Click here.
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