Welcome back to another Share Your Light episode. I am so pleased because this is our opportunity to share

people in our listening community who are stepping more fully into their power,

their light, their purpose, and who want to make a difference to raise the vibration in the world in some special way.

And today I'm pleased to welcome Alexis McLyn, a master certified hypnotherapist, certified practitioner of

neurolinguistic programming, and master therapeutic imagery facilitator.

In addition to these areas of expertise, Alexis used to training as a wellness coach to design and co-teach a lifestyle medicine course to pharmacy doctoral candidates which focused on non-pharmacological disease intervention through behavior modification and wellness practices.

She has also provided therapeutic support services to special needs children and their families including talk therapy school

advocacy coaching for parents and yoga-based movement and mindfulness classes for children.

All of Alexis's work has been and continues to be about helping others

feel more empowered through mindfulness and self-acceptance. During COVID, Project Love International was born.

Based on her work as a positive psychology practitioner,

Alexis was divinely inspired to develop a program that exemplifies the healing power of love. The hope for Project Love is that people will

feel free to share their experiences with love, ultimately foster connection, understanding, and growth. No matter our differences, love is a common thread.

Welcome, Alexis, and thank you so much for coming on to do this episode with me today.

Well, thank you so much for having me, Denise.

It's such an honor to be here.

Well, what I love about Project Love

is that this all came to you very out of a need for making a difference out of a need to foster that we're all in this together.

So could you talk about how this this project came to be for you? Of course. I think that you just sort of summed it up very

easily and it is really about bringing people together in a way that highlights their similarities

and lets all the things that we don't have in common just sort of fall away.

So we're connecting over the experiences that make us similar instead of different.

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