A psychologist who has served in the public and private sectors for more than thirty-five years, Caroline Hanstke co-authored the book Why We Do What We Do: Four Pathways to Your Authentic Self. Caroline has extensive counseling, teaching, management and human resource experience. She runs a counseling practice in Calgary, Canada, and is a member of the College of Alberta Psychologists.

In 1990, Caroline co-founded The Sirius Consulting Company to help people and businesses succeed by applying the breakthrough Inner Family Archetype Model. Caroline has worked with hundreds of individuals and businesses, including multinational companies and government agencies, to effect positive changes in the workplace and to foster genuine growth in personal relationships. She has also presented numerous workshops and seminars in the United States and Canada.

“Through her warm, loving care and wisdom, Caroline empowered me to realize my potential to find balance and peace during trying times,” said Julie Galienne, a client in Ottawa, Canada. “She helped me overcome deep wounds by understanding their root causes, and rebuild the core of my being.”

“My work with Caroline Hanstke has been one of the greatest blessings in my life,” said Lucy Crown, a retired police officer from Montreal, Canada, who now lives in Bozeman, Montana. “I can honestly say that working with this master teacher has saved my life and given me an opportunity to be truly happy. I call Caroline the champion of my soul and my marriage. Her enlightened approach to healing our psyche by understanding our loving and unloving archetypes has been a source of inner peace and healing.”

“Working with Caroline Hanstke has transformed me, said Daniel Wildgen, a builder in Ottawa, Canada. “I had been working on my psychology for more than a decade, but nothing had near the impact that the inner family archetype therapy had on me. Caroline’s insight into my inner dynamics had instant results.”

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