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Welcome to Majestic ProductionsThis company offers New Media Services, which includes personalized PhotoMontages, Photography , Photo Restoration , Graphic Design, Website Design and Writing .Mary Mikawoz is the Creative Designer who operates Majestic Productions and works hard to ensure the client's needs are met. Her work is creative, dynamic and vibrant.The business card and this website were designed byMary Mikawoz. They illustrate her aesthetic design and her ability to combine it with purpose. As well, all tiger photographs were taken by Mary.

LiseLiseLise Dupuis has a masters in Marriage and Family Therapy (MMFT) and over 10 years of experiential training with the Satir Professional Development Institute of Manitoba. In 2007, she started to learn more how to incorporate the nervous system in the therapeutic process for her clients. She was trained in Self Regulation Therapy (SRT) by Dr. Zettl and Dr. Josephs, both who developed SRT and also had been trainers of Somatic Experiencing (SE). Self-Regulation Therapy is based on the scientific research and teachings of Peter Levine who developed Somatic Experiencing (SE).As a therapist, Lise has found that clients seem to have faster progress when incorporating the nervous system in the therapeutic process. She believes that the work being done is done at the root cause of many physical and emotional symptoms and that healing happens by restoring balance to an overly stimulated nervous system that often has been compromised for years, possibly even decades.Because of personal experiences of SRT and with seeing the effectiveness with clients, Lise believes that ignoring the nervous system's role in healing could be putting a limitation on how much we can restore our emotional and physical health

Toastbot Media is a video and television production firm located in Winnipeg, Manitob,a Canada. We specialize in promotional, corporate and special event videos.Our most recent project, produced for television through our sibling company Toastbot Inc., is Manitoba Songfest , a multi-platform province-wide song contest now in its third year. We've also worked on video projects for the Manitoba Museum (Prairie Pollination), the Winnipeg Foundation (Community News Commons PSA) and Ancient Design (Qigong Foundations).We're also passionate about creating original, engaging content for television and other media. We've worked with local broadcasters in various production roles on live events, news, and sports programming.Our clients are our priority. We believe that communication and attention to detail are integral to producing a quality video. We'll work with you every step of the way to ensure that the video we make is one that you'll love.Whether you're celebrating a special event or looking to promote your business, we want to tell your story.

Alice McEwan-MorrisFounder and principle strategist Alice McEwan-Morris is a Social Worker with 30 years of case management and supervisory experience in the area of child and family services in Manitoba. She has conducted individual, family and parental assessments, abuse investigations, case-specific and program reviews, internal staff and organization reviews, child death reviews and research into conditions effecting children in care in Manitob,a primarily youth who are aging out of the child and family services system. She has authored three reports for the Office of the Children's Advocate:'' Strengthening our Youth : Their Journey to Competence and Independence'' 2006'' Progress Report on the Recommendations from the Strengthening our Youth report'' 2012. Since 2006, Alice has been an Instructor with the Manitoba Competency-Based In-Service training program, which provides foundational knowledge and skill development to child and family service caseworkers. She is also a facilitator in cultural education with the Diversity and Intercultural Training program.

An iconic form that reminds visitors at once of granaries, houses, and fishing shacks. Small simple buildings that are ubiquitous, simple, and beautiful. The design intends to parlance in a manner that is both familiar and new- a shape we recognize, but a combination of materials and colours we do not. The clear delineation of fundamental elements creates an ideological 'gap' between the past and the future. We exist in that gap and in a very small way, this building shall celebrate this gap.