As a child, Yael struggled with many insecurities including food, relationships and identity issues, this led to a mental illness diagnosis at 23. After coming across the 3P understanding, she gradually began to feel free, she found peace of mind, more security and wholeness with all of the parts in her. Seeing that the only way she can Be is Exacly who she is.

Seeing her true nature and understanding that mental states are a part of being human has given her the strength to share this understanding to help others.

Yael is now a Three Principles practitioner with 3PGC and a Rewilding Guide. She co facilitates A weekly webinar open to the Hebrew-speaking community.

Yael Abramson has a private mentoring practice. Contact - yaelabramson83@gmail.com
 

Sue has 44 years working within the private, public and voluntary sectors, in particular, working within communities. Coming across the Three Principles understanding around nine years ago, she heard something deep in her heart, and from that moment on, she knew her life was going to be very different. Sue says ‘I felt like I had come home, and I was so certain that I wanted to share that feeling with others.’

Sue created a successful six week programme “Second Chance”, which she has facilitated for the last six years delivering the programme to people from local communities who have presented with addictions, depression, suicide attempts, stress, identity issues, relationship concerns and more, and also to workers from different organisations e.g. teachers, nurses, police officers, job centre plus advisors, social workers, family workers, etc, presenting with a whole stream of issues.

Sue was one of the co-creators of the Northern Three Principles Conferences, proudly bringing internationally respected speakers to the North East of England.. Finally, Sue is continuing to be the change she wants to see in the world!

John is a native of Los Angeles, California. John holds a bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts from Cal State Dominguez Hills, an MA in Educational Curriculum from Chapman University, and an MA in Spiritual Psychology from the University of Santa Monica. John has worked in public education for 23 years. He is currently a mathematics coach where he brings fun and inspiration into the joy of learning. John also holds a credential in Life Coaching from the ICF and he is passionate in supporting people in their evolutionary process of growth, healing, and upliftment. John enjoys spending time with his husband of 21 years and their two beautiful canines, Connor and Toby, international travel, and creating art, and exercise.

Al is an Innate Health coach, group facilitator and creative writer. He works with professionals helping them navigate their work day and relationships with more finesse, by highlighting moment to moment state of mind and its pivotal role in all of our interactions.

He has worked in the UK prison system with young and hard to reach prisoners around addiction and violence, offering a fresh way to see the world and its inevitable challenges. He also works with HIV charities coaching long term diagnosed folk. He has collaborated in a book, soon to be published, about creative muses behind writing. He is single, lives in Battersea in London and will adopt a dog ‘one day’

Rachelle is from the Rocky Mountains of Salt Lake City, Utah. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Women's Studies from the University of Utah. And a Master's Degree in Spiritual Psychology from the University of Santa Monica. She is a life-long student and practitioner of the Grace, art, science, of Soul-Centered Coaching.

My name is Ashana, I am a student at Santa Monica College currently working on getting my degree in Fine Arts. As well as studying, I am starting the process of becoming a life coach.

My art has helped me through my hard times, and it has been an amazing outlet to get in touch with myself. As I grow I want to be able to help others grow as well. Throughout my life, I have faced challenges with not being able to speak up for myself, but as I am finding my voice I want to speak out about my experiences and help others find their voices.

I am passionate about advocating for mental health struggles and the LGBTQIA+ community. It has been a long journey figuring out my sexuality, and I want to be able to help others with that journey as well.

My name is Roger Scholten and I live in the Netherlands. There I had my 3 Principles tranining and work as a 3 Principles Practitioner as well as a pedagogic coach. I've always loved how children are so pure and fully present. Now that I have an understanding of how the human experience works, it is as if I went back to the simplicity of my childhood. I've shed the burdens of stress and social anxiety that closed me off from the world. I live my life full of love and acceptance of myself and others. My circumstances don't dictate my feelings. I see clearly how each moment brings new and endless possibilities. I'd love to share with others what I've seen, so that you can find wisdom and clarity within yourself. Not as a trick or through hard work, but through curiosity and your innate wisdom.

Lucy is an abstract artist from England. UK.. She spends her days creating bespoke pieces, specialising in seascapes.

Lucy has spent many years exploring who she is since coming across the 3 Principles. One of her battles was with the drink. She spent 24 years hiding who she was and used the drink to help her with this. A huge inner demon for Lucy was being able to find a way to “come out” and live her life as a gay woman. Lucy is now happy with who she is and enjoys living life on her terms. Her colourful personality shines through her creativity and splashes out onto the canvas.

With the dependence of the drink gone, Lucy see’s the beauty of life in every breath she takes. She never ceases to miss an opportunity to spread this onto a blank canvas.

“Art is like breathing to me. It’s my passion to bring beauty to your walls! Creating my unique abstract art brings me such joy, it's a great pleasure that I can sprinkle that magic & love into every creation!”

U.K. based Juanita is an astrologer, tarot reader, psychologist, community activist and storyteller. Her practice is rooted in African mythologies infused with modern cognitive psychology. In her daily life she walks the path of a mother, healer, counsellor and entrepreneur. Sharing the concept of simplicity and connection as the primary tools that support humans to connect and heal from capitalist structures and ideals.

In recent years Juanita has worked very closely with LGBTQ young people around domestic violence. Juanita also works with families, couples and communities to reconnect and heal rifts that hinder connection and support marginalised groups to feel seen and represented in mainstream spaces and institutions. Juanita is also versed in facilitating workshops and learning spaces around diversity and acceptance. Supporting her clients to heal and grow from a spiritual and practical prospective.
 
Juanita is committed to sharing a way of being that enables others to accept difference and challenges presented by race, sexuality and class. Supporting organisations corporate and spiritual to incorporate fairer and more inclusive policies in their practices and lifestyles. She is the founder of Aye Sacred Space an organisation dedicated to supporting organisations and humans to open their doors and hearts to a world that embraces equity and opportunity for all.