Janice Eng

Janice has served organizations such as Women of Wisdom, Evergreen Monthly, Cascade People’s Center, Asian Counseling and Referral Service, schools, diversity groups, parenting groups, as well as prisons through the Freedom Project. She also provides practice groups and private consultations.

Janice grew up as one of the youngest in a large traditional Chinese family, in a predominately Caucasian and Hispanic community. As a result, Janice is keenly aware of issues of racism, prejudice, and diversity, and of her desire to build bridges for people to understand and support each other. Her passion is to help others to break free from prisons of fear, resentments, limiting beliefs, and negative habit patterns and create safe, healthy, whole relationships and communities where every person matters and every voice is heard.

Janice is a founding member of Northwest Compassionate Communication and the Freedom Project. The Freedom Project is a non-profit organization that strengthens our community through supporting the transformation of prisoners into peacemakers.

For over eight years Janice has worked with individuals and organizations to create empowering conversations. She has a degree in Applied Behavioral Science from the Leadership Institute of Seattle at Bastyr University. She has been in the holistic healing field for over 25 years as a licensed massage practitioner and as a Healing from the Body Level Up (HBLU(sm)practitioner, her skills also include certification in Neurolinguistic Programming, Hypnosis, Energy Psychology, Reiki, and Applied Kinesiology.

You can reach Janice at 206-706-1895 by e-mail (h e a r t t a l k 1 2 3 AT DOMAIN msn~com)