Psychology of Vision Canada

Babs Stevens

admin — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 00:44:41 +0000

Babs – Iljulawas
Babs is a Haida First Nation from Skidegate, Haida Gwaii. She is married and a mother of one daughter and 3 grandchildren. She has been involved with Psychology of Vision since 1992. Since she was a young child, Babs knew that her purpose was to help bring Peace to Humanity, she found that instrument in Psychology of Vision. Babs has been working in politics in her community since 1972, she has been instrumental in bringing healing to her community.

Interests: Babs is a POV Facilitator, Oneness Blessing Giver, a Reiki Level 2 Practioner, an Energy Healer, leads Mask Making Courses and is a Life Coach.

Francine Girard

admin — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 23:20:36 +0000

Francine Girard is the Trainer Program Director for Psychology of Vision (PoV) and she has been a PoV Trainer for eight years and a private therapist for 15 years. She blends her background as a yoga instructor and training in various psychological and spiritual modalities to create a unique healing approach. She is a dynamic teacher and an insightful and transformative therapist. She works internationally with individuals and groups and lives near Seattle, Washington with her husband and two children.

Joanne Roberts

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Joanne Roberts is a Coach/Facilitator and Psychology of Vision* trainer. She is the Executive Director of Cornerstones Wellness Centre, an Integrated Alternative Health Facility. Her service on political and corporate boards has provided her with valuable training for building and empowering teams.

Betty Lou Hunt

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Betty Lou Hunt is a Coach/Facilitator who operates Prince Rupert Occupational Rehab and is a founding partner of Cornerstones Wellness Centre. She is a Psychology of Vision* trainer with 38 years experience in motivating people to make changes in their lives.

Charles Campbell

admin — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 23:49:02 +0000

Charles Campbell has been a student of a “Course in Miracles” and the Psychology of Vision for many years. He has a BA in Psychology and is a practising Chiropractor. He is humorous, highly intuitive and brings in profound insights to inspire personal change. He is dedicated to personal growth ...

Susan How

admin — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 23:18:10 +0000

Susan has been actively involved in the promotion and marketing of Psychology of Vision international trainings and apprenticeship programs with Chuck and Lency Spezzano since 1988. She has been a Trainer since the start of the Psychology of Vision Trainer’s Program and has developed her natural gifts of empathy, intuition, compassion and humour. Her goal is to bring people to a renewed understanding of who they are so that they can embrace the future with hope and visionary trust. Susan is a Psychology of Vision Graduate Trainer II.

Melissa Meyer

admin — Mon, 11 Apr 2011 17:56:21 +0000

Melissa is a Tsimshian First Nation from Lax kw’alaams, BC. She is married and a mother of two young children. She currently is a Faciliator/Coach for Visionary Leaders Canada and is also a Psychology of Vision Trainer. Her passion is waking up and empowering emotionally intelligent leaders. “Each one of us has come to make a difference and this path has simply been the arena where I have chosen to serve.”

Interests:
Melissa enjoys bridge building and cultural sharing. Each culture has unique gifts that get multiplied exponentially when shared. We all have leadership gifts to share, will you remember yours?