Siobhan Wilcox - Co-Founder of PEACCE™

Siobhan (Shevon) is a Mom of two beautiful boys, they are her inspiration. She is originally from Dublin Ireland now living in San Diego California.  She is parenting a child with special learning needs, he has appraxia of speech, auditory processing problems, sensory integration issues, fine and gross motor problems. 

Siobhan says "I feel one of my true calling is to be a teacher.  My joy is to sharing with others the gifts and insights I have gained in my own awakening.  My greatest passion is to help others increase their awareness and bring forth in them a true sense of well-being." 

Siobhan is a 200hr Registered Yoga Teacher and has taken further training in Children’s and Prenatal Yoga. She also holds qualifications as an Angel Therapist™, Soul Memory Discovery Practitioner, Stress Management Consultant, Color Therapist, Massage Therapist, Reiki Master, and is a Spiritual Healer for Indigo Children and Adults. She has been working and teaching in the area of holistic therapies and spirituality for over 17 years in Ireland and more recently the USA.

Siobhan is very excited about PEACCE™ and the practical difference herself and Cary Terra plan to make in connecting, guiding and supporting other parents. To find out more about Siobhan Wilcox or the training programs she offers, visit www. siobhanwilcox.com or email: Siobhan@KidsYogaNetwork.com

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Cary Terra Co-Founder of PEACCE™

Cary Terra is a licensed family and marriage therapist. She truly loves my work.  She considers it a privilege to work with people as they develop their own, unique ways of succeeding in life.  And enjoys assisting people coping with parenting issues, life transition, bereavement and relationship issues.

Cary works with many different kinds of people.  In a safe, comfortable environment she helps them explore what is and is not working in their lives. Helping them to better understand themselves and others. 

She says "I hear clients often say, "Something is missing...".   All of us, at one time or another, experience psychological and spiritual struggles.  I believe having someone else understand and appreciate who we truly are is crucial to healing.  Many people grow up with this as a given during childhood.  But sometimes this happens for the first time in therapy. Often the results can feel transformative."