Lindy Hughes Pfeil, MSc
My days are filled with writing, editing, workshopping and other fun stuff. Whether it's in the studio, the classroom, the board room or on the beach, I view life through the circular lens of restorative practices: meaning is found in relationship and community. I work with individuals, teams and organisations and my greatest thrill is witnessing people uncover the magic in their stories. I collect rocks, love the moon and walk barefoot whenever I can, even though it embarrasses my family. I believe absolutely that world peace is possible. All we need do is circle up, make a fire and listen to each other's stories.
I proudly serve on the North Shore Immigrant Advisory Council and the Board of Directors for the North Shore Restorative Justice Society. And I am tickled pink to have received the 2018 West Van Citizen of the Year Award. It gave me the opportunity to be driven around in a fancy car in a parade, wearing my Batsuit.
Some places I've worked
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HeartMind Conference, Dalai Lama Centre, Vancouver
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International Institute of Restorative Practices World Conference, Hungary
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North Shore Eldercollege Society, West Vancouver
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Police Victim Services of BC Annual Training Symposium, Burnaby
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University of British Columbia and Simon Fraser University
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Justice Institute of B.C. and Kwantlen Polytechnic University
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North Vancouver, West Vancouver and Vancouver School Districts
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Collingwood, Mulgrave, Whistler Waldorf, Brockton and Bodwell schools
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Hollyburn Country Club, West Vancouver
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Dance schools and high performance sports teams on the North Shore
I am a professional member of:
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The Canadian Psychological Association
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The International Centre for Life Story Innovations and Practice (ICLIP)
