
New Creation Path Coaching
Will Guide You To The Path Jesus Has Set For You
And Expose The Roadblocks And Stumbling Blocks
That Have Hindered Your Growth…
The Ones You May Not Have Known Even Existed
And I welcome you to New Creation Path Coaching.
I am here to help you, with the love of Jesus,
and the direction from His Holy Spirit.

On February 11, 1999, I met Jesus and surrendered my life to Him. On that day, I was Born Again (John 3: 3) and became a New Creation in Christ (2 Corinthians 5: 17). Also on that day, in that moment, I was delivered from the power of alcoholism over my life. This started my new journey on my new path, laid out before me by my Heavenly Father. I share this because my coaching will be centered on Jesus Christ, guided by Holy Spirit, and will honor God and you, first and foremost, as I use the skills I’ve developed since that time to help people who are suffering.
In October 2000, I became a Licensed Addiction Counselor in the state of North Dakota. Since that time, I have been actively engaged in counseling 1000s of people in their attempts to overcome their addictions. I have worked with men and women, ages 12 to 80+ years old. I have conducted group counseling session, individual sessions, and have assessed many to determine what areas of their lives have been impacted and have led them to living a life in addiction. I have worked side by side with families, parents, judges, teachers, therapists, psychologists, psychiatrist, therapists, probation officers, and most other position of person who has had someone in their life needing help to overcome the trials that have taken hold of them and imprisoned them within themselves.
I have been tasked to help build treatment programs for adolescents from scratch, been assigned to be part of the team to launch an adolescent drug court program, given the privilege to train other upcoming drug court programs, and been entrusted to supervise the addiction program in a local hospital setting. Over the last half of my life, I have been a member of a treatment team on an impatient mental health unit, a member of a children and families treatment unit, facilitated parenting classes for those required by social services, and for the last year have been part of building an outpatient treatment program for a private treatment program with a sober living component. God has blessed me with many opportunities.
In the state of North Dakota, it is the responsibility of Licensed Clinical Addiction Counselors to train college graduate who have finished their course work to become addiction counselor and need to complete a sx to nine month training practicum. It is our responsibility to assess and determine if these students have the needed qualifications to become Licensed Addiction Counselors. I have blessed with this privilege for over 20 years, helping prepare the future of the addiction counseling field for years to come.
I am taking these years of learning, application, and firsthand personal growth in becoming a skilled helper, a skilled practitioner; to step individually coach people who have undiscovered blind spots in their lives that are keeping them trapped in confusion, shame, and self-doubt…even when they appear to have success in their lives. Many successful people are still stuck in beliefs, lessons, and ideologies that have settled deep into their consciousness and still dictate how they believe they are perceived by others. And in this perception, they struggle far more than they need to struggle. And if this is you, I am skilled, trained, and capable to help you overcome.

I was born in a small farming community in Montana. My family was active in church, family interaction, and we all loved music. My small town was pretty isolated by the “bigger world” during the 1970s through 1990s while I lived there. I learned the values of loving God, working hard, and being thankful for what God provided. I also learned a number of unhealthy and hindering beliefs about myself, people around me, and how to interact with them in a way that helped all of us grow. No matter what family you came from, how loving and “functional” they appear; human development from our birth through our impressionable and formative years will leave scars. And my childhood was no exception.
I grew up playing baseball, basketball, and performing in music. I had siblings to explore life with. I had a great privilege to attend a summer Bible camp that brought great friends and a “clearing of the ground” to prepare my soil for the seed of the Gospel to take root. While it eventually would, I had a decade ahead of me that would bring a confusing pain, suffering, and sorrow. The 1990s has been called the Nihilistic decade, as Seinfeld was a “show about nothing”, and the popular music was bleak and dark; so was my experience through my adolescents and early adulthood during that time. During this “dark decade” I suffered from depression, anxiety, shame, fear, incredible self-doubt, a budding and blooming addiction to alcohol, and even points of hopelessness and helplessness that had me considering leaving the world on far too many occasions. Praise Jesus for holding me before I was able to hold onto Him.
As I noted above, 1999 was a pivotal year for me. After years of pushing my life to the edge of existence, Jesus caused the sprouting seeds of His Gospel, planted for 23 years, to break through the soil of my heart and I was now able to grab onto and hold onto Him. He showed me who I was in Him and started my journey to life in recovery from addiction, depression, and quite honestly, self-hatred. In this recovery, many blessings have followed.
I have a lovely wife and three adult children. We have been married since 2001. Per my wife’s love of animals (which each of our kids have adopted as well), we have three dogs, all have been from a rescue. In recent years, through my work side by side with the mental health community, and family who have been diagnosed with autism, I have come to study and find I am also likely neurodivergent. I have no official diagnosis, but I relate more than I relate to many other things. It’s been relieving to discover this, as it explains so much about me. I’ve come to dub it my superpower that has helped me for years as a counselor. Neurodivergent minds are not disordered minds; they are simply different and learning how they work creates far more strengths than weaknesses.
I love learning, which has always been a task due to my attention issues and reading struggles. I have taught myself to learn to love to read. I enjoy both fiction and nonfiction. I study philosophy, psychology, sociology, and most anything to do with human behavior and relational interactions. More than reading, I love music. There isn’t enough paper available for me to write all I would like to write about music. I do not claim to be a fan or lover of any music group or genre lightly. Artists toward the top of my list include Metallica, Pink Floyd, Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, ABBA, Simon and Garfunkel, Keith Green, Daniel Amos, Petra, Theocracy, Waylon Jennings, John Denver, John Prine, and many, many more. I love piano music, David Tolk, Yiruma, Paul Cardall, Brian Crain are some of my favorite. I also enjoy classical music, with Tchaikovsky and Vivaldi being near the top of this genre. Like I said, I could go on and on and on about music. I also play guitar, sing, and have written and recorded my own music.
I love the mountains, and if I could live anywhere it would be in a cozy cabin on Flathead Lake in western Montana.
And finally, the most important thing to me, is Jesus. He rescued me out of addiction, depression, hopelessness, sin, death, and a bleakness that doesn’t want to be held anymore. He reached out to me when I was at my lowest and I clearly saw Him and forever connected to Him as He caused me to be born again into the New Creation God always intended me to be. I’m grateful for a good foundation my parents, grandparents, Bible camps and summer vacation school gave me. I believe these kept my “soil fertile” for the Gospel of Jesus, even as I ran away from Him and rebelled in my own pain, understanding, and selfishness…yet He didn’t give up on holding His hand out to me until I grabbed hold of it. My walk with Him since 1999 has been up and down, but He has never left or forsaken me, even when I take my selfishness back. Nothing has or can take me out of His hand.


New Creation Path Coaching (Jason Andersen) has the following statement of faith:

The First Two Sessions Are Free:
Session 1-Your Story
Session 2-Your Path