Helping Others Is Good Business For This New Inductee Of Stanford Who's Who
Elly Roselle has been admitted into Stanford Who's Who for her phenomenal abilities and dedication to helping others.

WHITE ROCK, BC, CANADA, December 20,2009 /Stanford Who's Who -- Elly Roselle has been admitted into Stanford Who's Who for her phenomenal abilities and dedication to helping others. As the Founder and Chief Instructor of The College of Core Belief Engineering, she has successfully assisted numerous others in transforming their lives for the better.

Roselle originally created the concept of Core Belief Engineering in 1985. The method is a mind-healing therapy that aids in finding and ultimately resolving the root cause of one's mental, emotional, spiritual, psychological and social conflicts. It is a holistic system that allows a person to delve into their subconscious in order to begin the healing process and tap into their natural strengths and abilities.

In 2001 Roselle founded the College of Core Belief Engineering. The program consists of private counseling and a Practitioner Certification Program. The Certification Program helps students to explore and resolve core issues which allow them to grow within. It also teaches them the therapeutic and coaching skills to assist others in transforming their lives as well. The training consists of a sequence of courses, involving coursework, theory and practicum.

Roselle is a member of The Private Career Training Institutions Agency of BC, the BC Career College Association, Better Business Bureau and the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.

Elly reads The Economist. She enjoys ballroom dancing, social dancing, writing and Sudoku when she has some leisure time.

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