BIO
Lisa Saldaña was born in Seattle to a family with roots in Colorado and New Mexico. She grew up on the North side of Denver, and in Southern California. After completing sixth grade, Lisa dropped out of school. At age twenty, she returned to complete her GED. Later, she earned her B.A. degree in Psychology with Emphasis on Parent Education from Loretto Heights College, and her M.A. degree in Nonprofit Management from Regis University.
For over forty years, Lisa has enjoyed working bilingually in Denver with families in education and health. Currently, she works independently as a parent educator, doula, certified Neurosculpting® facilitator, and as a counselor offering consejos (advice) for spiritual growth, grief and loss, and for enhancing family relationships. Additionally, she works with Indigenous Collaboration, Inc. helping Native/Indian communities with the facilitation of consensus building. She is also involved in the curriculum development for the prevention and healing of early childhood sexual abuse in Native/Indian communities.