Devpreet's Personal HEALS Journey... began with a history of poverty, abuse and neglect. She was eventually removed from her home by the state of Pennsylvania in 1972. She used workaholism and perfectionism to compartmentalize the trauma and went on to raise a daughter and achieve worldly 'success' until her brother's death from addiction shook her awake in 1993.

In 2005, an auto-accident resulted in chronic pain and after six years of balancing debilitating pain and teetering on addiction, she closed her training and consulting business to focus on healing. Devpreet's disability was quickly followed by a cancer diagnosis and the combo became a 'do or die' situation. She leveraged her prior allied medical knowledge, yogic training and alternative methods to heal herself.

As a life-long autodidact, she extensively studied the psychology, neuroscience, biochemicals of emotion and metaphysical connections between child abuse, disability and early death among people with high ACE scores, like herself. Today, Devpreet knows that a high ACE Score is not a death sentence but a call to healing!

Among the many things she learned is that an overwhelming number of people with chronic pain after an auto accident have a traumatic past that is triggered by being hit or hurt, again. Devpreet undertook extensive training and applied all that she had learned to heal herself, help private clients and students to do the same.

Devpreet's entire life trajectory set the foundation to facilitate your healing journey

Early Years:  Devpreet's formative years were spent learning valuable lessons from living in a public housing project. She went on to become a certified in Medical Assistant and Laboratory Technician while in high school and graduated with high honors. She also became a certified audiometric technician and emergency medical technician working both paid and volunteer ambulance. She then attended The University of Pittsburgh (biology and chemistry) while working full time in a doctor's office. She  subsequently worked as a microbiology and hematology lab technician at the V.A. Hospital.

Biopharmaceuticals:  Devpreet entered the pharmaceutical industry in 1984 and quickly advanced through the ranks to ultimately become the Director of Training for a major diabetes company. She developed a six-phase diabetes management training program that became "best-in-class" and adopted as the training benchmark in 130 countries.  In 1993 she became one of the first female presidents of The SBPT (Society of Biotech and Pharmaceutical Trainers). She transitioned to Marketing where as a Product Manager, she managed the launch of 2 of the first pre-filled insulin pens and a buffered insulin for pumps in the U.S. Devpreet has been published and interviewed in >30 highly respected US & international journals. 

Training & Consulting: Devpreet left corporate life in 1997 to launch Emp-Higher Performance Development, Inc. a training and consulting firm. During the nearly 15 years of business she developed a "content powerhouse" of training materials for Fortune 500 and 100 companies. She traveled internationally delivering programs and workshops before chronic pain and disability forced a painful ending that became a beautiful rebirth.

Yogic & Metaphysical Studies:  In 1993, when the sudden death of her brother shook her awake, Devpreet began meditation studies at The School of Practical Philosophy in NY where she was initiated and given a personal manta. She has studied Tibetan Buddhism with Pema Chodren and certified in Kundalini Yoga and Meditation with Mahan Rishi and Nirbe Kaur Khalsa. She trained with grand gong master, Don Conreaux and with Crown of Eternity and subsequently taught and delivered 'sound healing' for the past 6 years. In addition to extensive trauma training, Devpreet is double certified to teach chair yoga and has taken an additional 9 months of Level 2 Kundalini Yoga Teacher Training plus "The 21 Stages of Meditation" - a six day Level 3 Kundalini Yoga Teacher Training.

There's more to the story, of course. Just like you and your story - it's complicated.

Please know that you DO NOT have to repeat your story to recover from it!