Jean Farish

Jean Farish, Ph.D., CRC, Life Care Coach, Educator, Founder/CEO Life Care Wellness PEP For Angels, Inc, is an award- winning transformational author and inducted into Experts Insight Bestselling Authors International Organization. She has been featured in PUBLISHED! Magazine, Sparks of Inspiration and BookMad magazines. As an Authentic Messenger and Guest Author, she has published articles in Life Sparks Magazine, Sparks of Inspiration, and Xlibris. Her six month tenure in Malaysia was a pivotal juncture in her transformational journey. Immersion in an Oriental culture awakened her to the true essence of life and expanded her creative talents as she volunteered at REACh (Resource Educational Association for Children with Autism), traveled to remote villages and indigenous communities, and learned more about humanitarian service. Jean knows that life challenges with valuable lessons continue to inspire her own transformational journey as she becomes more insightful and introspective. Her deepest desire is to serve humanity in both grand and simple ways-on a higher spiritual level. She hones skills from her tenure as a university administrator, professor and counselor. Life Care Wellness PEP for Angels "Enriching Lives and Serving Our Community" has a special interest in serving children hospitalized and has been funded by the Mississippi Arts Commission twice to host the "Prime Time Family Time...Laughter is Healing Storytelling Series and the "PEP For Angels Cultural Arts Festival" for children, family, staff and caregivers at UMMC Batson Children's Hospital to provide educational and cultural enrichment programs. "My Joy Journal" will inspire conscious living for children and serve as a memorable journal to capture the joy of a child's journey.

Within the pages of Life Sparks, you will meet me, along with twenty other authors who are real life sparks of inspiration. Through each of our candid and dynamic stories, we share our passion to create positive change in the world.

"We are seasoned travelers of the labyrinth. Losing our way and finding our way. Traveling on the beaten path and the road less traveled. Eventually finding our way home to the place of spiritual rest and fulfillment." -Dr. Jean Farish

Please visit her website: www.jeanfarishjourney.com