Sheila Winter Wallace has owned and operated retail and service business in both Canada and the United States over the last 23 years. A Registered Nurse and an Ordained Minister, Sheila is a teacher of NLP, Hypnosis and Energy Psychology. She has long been a student and practitioner of Cranial Sacral Therapy, Somato-Emotional Release, Zero Balancing, Applied Kinesiology and Results Therapy. A Reiki Master Teacher and Full Initiator in Ancient Hawaiian Huna, Sheila has developed a vital approach to business development based on her intuitive understanding of anatomy, physiology, and thought as energy systems that easily combine to create natural models for business. She has effectively chaired business organizations in Canada and has provided business consulting and training for a major United States franchiser. A WEL-Systems ® Master Facilitator, Sheila designs and facilitates educational programs for both general and business audiences.

    Since 1995, Sheila has been nominated three times for the Women’s Business Achievement Award in Ottawa, an award sponsored by the Ottawa Citizen newspaper and the Ottawa Women’s Business Network (WBN). She was honoured with a WBN lifetime membership in 1998.

    Sheila has been published in Energy Medicine On Line Magazine, various business newsletters for the WBN, and in the Time Line Therapy® Association Journal. She has also been well received as a presenter for practice marketing by the American Board of Hypnotherapy Annual Convention. Sheila’s current affiliations include the Ontario College of Nurses and the Wel-Systems Institute.

    “The intelligence, which is most critical and most meaningful to my being really vibrant and alive is captured by remembering the genius of who I am. As beings with unique nervous systems, we are powerful expressions of energy manifesting through our amazing bodies as quantum biological processors. That makes each one of us brilliant and sacred. My reverence for all life is held in that knowing. I engage that reverence through my willingness to live authentically, to align with myself, to remain congruent, and to give myself the time that I need and want. As I cause that in me, then I invite others to live their own truth as it is for them.”

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