Ellen Craine

When it comes to being tested with life’s most difficult challenges, Ellen Craine has just about seen it all. From her son’s childhood cancer, losing her husband to a brain tumor, and then her own breast cancer journey, she has been knocked to her knees and risen again with resilience and tenacity.

Co-author of the #1 International Bestselling book on Amazon, Women Who Empower Through the Impact Book Series (Kate Butler Books), Ellen is also a co-author in Women Who Dream, Leading with Legacy, and Dear Younger Self. Her stories hold inspiration and hope for all those who may be facing formidable circumstances.

Her most recent co-authored book is Shout It From the Rooftops -- Powerful Stories That Transform Lives published by Hollis Citron and I Am Creative Publishing.

Ellen is an Associate Producer of the PBS docuseries Authentic Conversations: Deep Talk with the Masters. Directed by the Emmy-nominated producer, Dr. Angela Sadler Williamson, the film features Jack Canfield, Kate Butler and Patty Aubrey.

She is a Certified Jack Canfield Success Principles Trainer. Her goal is to incorporate the principles with her skills as a clinical social worker to assist individuals, groups, and companies be more successful by feeling empowered through understanding the role of these principles in their lives.

As a licensed clinical social worker, Ellen has worked with families in a variety of settings for over 25 years. She specializes in the area of loss and grief, and adjustment issues. She has extensive experience as an educator and consultant in various topics, including social work ethics. Furthermore, she has over 19 years of experience as a mediator. She utilizes all this experience, and that of being a parent, to assist families, couples, and individuals resolve their conflicts in a manner that promotes greater communication and increased understanding of self and others. She strives to achieve a win-win for all involved in marital conflicts, parenting challenges, and caretakers' particular challenges when caring for an ailing family member.

For more about Ellen, visit website: www.Crainecounseling.com