Wynne Leon

Wynne Leon holds a BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Washington. As a technology consultant, she’s been helping organizations communicate and collaborate for 30 years. She’s been working with SharePoint since its first release in 2001 and M365 since it was launched in its first version as BPOS.

Wynne’s writing projects include technical computer manuals (SharePoint Server 2007 Bible from Wiley Publishing and Implementing Exchange Server 5.5 from New Riders Press), and articles about meditation and parenting. Also, “Finding My Father’s Faith”:  In the wake of her dad’s sudden death in a bike accident, Wynne writes to uncover all the goodness she learned from him.  Because she listened to the small, insistent whisper that she talk with him about spirituality – urgently – before he unexpectedly passed away, Wynne found she had a treasure trove of material to support her call to write.  Applying all she learned to her own life and her growing family, Wynne gives powerful testimony to the potency of writing as soulwork.

Dr. Victoria Atkinson

Dr. Vicki Atkinson says we can call her Vicki, Victoria or Dr. Vicki. She holds the credential of licensed counselor and has earned degrees in counseling, psychology and a doctorate in adult and higher education, enjoyed many years as a counselor/therapist, and as a college Dean.

She’s an educator, speaker, and leadership and life coaching consultant. She’s also an author, with my family memoir about my mother’s complicated life, “Surviving Sue“, available from Eckhartz Press and Amazon.

“Surviving Sue” by Dr. Vicki Atkinson:  Growing up with a mom who struggled with anxiety, depression, alcoholism and Munchausen’s by Proxy, Vicki needed to uncover the secrets her mom, Sue, kept, in order to empty them of their potency and harm.  Doing this work helped Vicki flip her life script from fear to understanding – and ultimately, to love.  Vicki wrote about her life with Sue in order to create healing for herself and for her adult daughter.  Intergenerational healing is possible and Vicki’s a champion of it.