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Shift into Wellness Synergy Summit - Introduction

• Michelle Greenwell
• Sep 3, 2021

Around the world we offer our talents and skills under different titles and disciplines of study. Many of us are accomplished with a wide range of skills and experience. There are several key tools that are distinct to our profession and to the success of the programs we offer, the client session successes, and the outreach we can do to our communities and for ourselves. Yes, we are unique, and our skills are making miracles around the world. ...

Shift into Wellness Synergy Summit

• Michelle Greenwell
• Sep 1, 2021

“Shift into Wellness Synergy Summit”

Who is this Summit for? How do I belong?
The beauty about BioEnergetic Wellness is that the tools are for everyone. At CanBeWell our Vision and Mission exemplifies the desire of the creators of the protocols to put them into the hands of families, colleagues, friends, grandparents, children…you name it, we want everyone to love and use these tools as much as the facilitators love to share them through workshops and sessions. ...

Celebrating International Youth Day with the Launch of

• Michelle Greenwell
• Aug 12, 2021

“It’s in the Cards” is a special project embarked on by our Presentation Committee members: Tanya Levy, Paula Nowak Droog and Michelle Greenwell. Together they combined their talents as a counsellor, retired educator, and dance and movement specialist with their training and skills with BioEnergetic Wellness tools. Co-creating the deck they combined their talents with Therapeutic Touch™, ...

Just Released! BioEnergetic Essentials

• Michelle Greenwell
• Jul 29, 2021

CanBeWell Celebrates a Month of Kindness - join our outreach!

• Michelle Greenwell
• Jul 6, 2021

Each month our association celebrates a special initiative to inspire wellness. This month we are focusing on kindness. In many programs you will hear the words "Compassion" or "Compassion in Action". This is the act of reaching out to assist someone else in need. Kindness is very similar. The difference is that the outreach may be to someone not really needing assistance, and most likely they ...