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Ivy Woolf Turk, CPC - Life & Professional Coach
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Watch Ivy's InterviewIvy Woolf Turk is an ICF Certified Life and Professional Coach in private practice, a champion of freedom, an internationally recognized inspirational speaker, advocate, workshop innovator/facilitator and author. She is the founder of Project Liberation where she works across all stages of criminal legal involvement, and Re-Writing Your Story, a workshop series for individuals or companies and those who feel the need to improve work/life balance and reduce stress. She assists them in recognizing and disrupting the pathways that “imprison” them and provides tools for healing and sustainable productivity. She is a consultant to the Justice Advocacy Group, LLC in Alexandria, VA., a 2018 Center for Social Innovation Agent of Change Fellow, a Founding member of the National Council of Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls., and a Dignity Ambassador with #CUT50. She partners with the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene to conduct coaching groups in their Health Equity Centers.
Ivy has a unique perspective on incarceration, homelessness and re-entry. A former exec in the advertising and real estate businesses, she found herself caught up in a situation with criminal consequences and was sentenced to 5 years in Federal Prison. While incarcerated at Danbury Federal Prison Camp, Ivy taught GED English literacy, Yoga, Journaling and Meditation. She also co-created C.H.O.I.C.E.S, a group of Federal inmates that went out into the community to speak to youth about the consequences of poor choices. Finding all options foreclosed in the rigors of Re-Entry since her early release in 2013, Ivy has advocated for the needs of women from inside many prisons all the way to the White House. She has been featured in Forbes, The New York Times, Rolling Stone, NY1, The Telegraph, and many other publications. Ivy was named Volunteer of the Year at Women in Need in the early 2000s.
Ivy is a proud mother of two amazing adult children, two adult step-children and a grandmother to three year old Thalia Mae. She has a B.S. in Communications from Boston University and a CPC from Coaching for Transformation/ Leadership that Works.
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Elena began studying Shamanism while preparing to hold space for her father dying of brain cancer. As a yoga teacher, and character comedienne, she turned to her inner sacred play to navigate the divine space that death offers us.
After her father’s passing, she studied Death Midwifery and energy medicine. These years of deep study have led her to synthesize the tools she gained in the spiritual space to offer them to students worldwide through her Book “Grieve Outside the Box”, speaking events, private sessions, and Griefcation™ retreats.
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Gail Grossman, is Yoga Educator, Author & Guide. Considered a teacher of teachers Gail has been sharing the gift of yoga for decades. She educates and supports Yoga Students & Teachers to develop their skills and maximize the benefits of this ancient practice using a modern approach developed over 20+ years, so together we can make a difference in the World.
Gail's book Restorative Yoga for Life has been very well received, ranking in the top 1% of Amazon book sales. Her audience extends far beyond the established yoga community, reaching many who have never had a yoga practice. Gail has been a presenter at Yoga Journal Conference, Ahimsa Yoga Festival, and she has been a contributor for Yoga Journal Magazine.
Gail’s passion and dedication is to share the multidimensional gifts of yoga that include the physical benefits, as well as the emotional and spiritual components that lead to a meaningful life. Her students describe her as a very nurturing teacher who skilfully guides a transformative experience that leads to a felt sense of relaxation, grounding, and joy.
