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Bertie Ryan Synowiec, M.S., DC is a graduate Wheeling Jesuit University in West Virginia and holds a masters degree in biology from Adelphi University in New York. Recently, after forty years as an educator, she
received her Doctor of Chiropractic Degree from Logan College of Chiropractic in Chesterfield, Missouri. As a fifteen year member of the National Speakers Associations, a health educator, wife of thirty-five
years and mother of five children, she is the author of twelve books on health, wellness and personal growth issues.
Since the release of her book, Healers, Helpers, Wizards and Guides: A
Healing Journey three years ago, her quest to understand and learn about
Chiropractic Philosophy has taken her to over thirty-five Chiropractic events to
study the dynamics of this healing profession. As her healing journey continued into the New
Dawn to a place of healing she never anticipated, she has also become a team
teacher for the Karl Parker Seminars and a guest speaker with the Parker Seminar
Team for Chiropractic license renewal programs.
Bertie Synowiec is the director of Positive Support Seminars and Publications
and has also been a facilitator for the program, Systematic Training for
Effective Parenting
(STEP). Her parenting book, Healers, Helpers, and Guides: Stormy Times -
The True Gift, along with her book, Inspiring Young People to Want to
Learn were just released in the fall of 2001. Helpers and Guides: The New
Dawn completes her Healing Journey Trilogy.
During
her fourteen years as a professional consultant, Bertie has presented many programs to schools on
issues relating to self-esteem, family dynamics, relationships, team-building,
health, wellness and strategies for successful living in challenging situations.
She is well known for her ability to clarify and enhance
the role of the individual in this ever changing world both at home and in the workplace.
As an author and presenter, Bertie integrates her signature stories well into the fiber of your being and encourages you to tell yours. When you think she's there to motivate you, she does so by bringing you back to center and reminding you of your own purpose and mission in life.