About Elaine Alpert, M.Ed

Elaine is committed to the deeper dive, to receiving what Life is teaching us through the difficult, exhilarating, painful, and most beautiful moments of our lives. She creates a safe, interactive learning environment filled with compassion and encouragement. In community with other women, participants gain a toolbox of bold insights and practices to become more real, more loving and more at peace in their own skin.  

As a dynamic group facilitator and speaker for over 25 years, Elaine works with private clients, leads online programs, workshops & retreats and works inside organizations to build deep resilience. She holds a graduate degree with specializations in Transformative Learning and Integrative Health. Elaine wrote her thesis, ‘Fostering Resilience: Conscious Engagement with Life As It Is’ as academic groundwork for The MindPeace Method®, a proprietary program for healing after loss, adversity and during times of great change. Her approach to healing is informed by her own losses and major life changes, the most significant being the heartbreaking loss of her 16-year-old son in 2004.  

Elaine has been a certified Trainer for the More To Life program for over 20 years, leading experiential workshops and retreats internationally. She is also a licensee of More To Life tools which form a core of The MindPeace Method®. In addition, her healing method draws from the fields of leadership development, mindfulness, transpersonal psychology, mind/body medicine, neuroscience, energy psychology, indigenous healing, spirituality, and a broad range of the arts.  

Originally educated in Art and Design, Elaine opened a women’s wear manufacturing company in Manhattan in the late 1970’s, selling to major department stores and boutiques across the country. As an award-winning artist, she was also commissioned to create large-scale sculptures for public and corporate spaces. It was the sudden loss of her mother in 1983 that led Elaine to begin asking the deeper questions about life, and eventually to focus on the fundamental human need for healing and growth.  

She has been married to Tom, the love of her life, for 35 years and they have a son in college. Elaine is a confessed bookaholic, loves taking long walks and can hardly wait for the next travel adventure.