VELA is Love
VELA is Love
previous arrow
next arrow

Testimonials

Supporting those who support others

VeLa Well-Being was created to support individuals in helping professions—educators, psychologists, counselors, and administrators, as well as parents and caregivers —in maintaining their own well-being. Our mission extends to enabling these professionals to assist those they work with in maintaining well-being through the following steps:

1 Awareness: Recognize and observe stressful or traumatic events in their own lives and in the lives of students, clients, coworkers, subordinates, patients, and children.
2 Empowerment: Empower oneself and others to create positive changes in their lives.
3 Well-being: Maintain personal well-being and support others in achieving the same.

Vela Wellbeing is the public-facing name of VELA WELL-BEING INC, the nonprofit organization responsible for this website and its programs.

We aim to empower everyone to make positive changes in their lives, the lives of those around them, and the world. Be the light. Bring the light.

We envision a world where everyone lives with respect and peace with themselves, others, all beings, nature, and Mother Earth.

– Unconditional Love: See the light in every person around you.
– Serving Others and a Higher Purpose: Find meaning in life through service.
– Compassion and Transparency: Be true to oneself and others, fostering honesty and understanding.
– Spirituality: Believe in a higher consciousness, whether through Creator, the Universe, or God.


  • VELA is Love
    VELA is Love

    Those who spend their days caring for, supporting, and helping others need care and support, too. It is so important to have moments when we can find peace within ourselves, feel supported, feel connected, and simply…

    Read more

  • Observing: The first stage of the Narrative Awareness Framework.
    Observing: The first stage of the Narrative Awareness Framework.

    Another meeting with our Ukrainian colleagues. Another reminder that when people live through prolonged trauma, coping does not always mean doing something. One participant shared: “Nothing works anymore. What worked before doesn’t work.” Another said: “I…

    Read more

  • How to Help a Child Take on an Online Contest Without the Fear of Failure
    How to Help a Child Take on an Online Contest Without the Fear of Failure

    The start of the academic year brings not only school routines, but also plenty of contests, performances, and presentations. Often, children (and even teens) feel intense anxiety about performing in Zoom: it feels like everyone is…

    Read more

  • Love, Anxiety, and Letting Go
    Love, Anxiety, and Letting Go

    4–5 Calls a Day: Where Is the Line Between Love and Separation Anxiety? A young adult moves away for their first year of university. Their mother calls four or five times a day, asking for details…

    Read more

  • Why Does the Body “Break Down”
    Why Does the Body “Break Down”

    Why Does the Body “Break Down” When Everything Seems Under Control? In the 5th year of full-scale stress, we increasingly observe the phenomenon of “delayed exhaustion.” A person who worked like a super-organism during the first…

    Read more

  • WAR IS UGLY
    WAR IS UGLY

    War is ugly… It doesn’t have any boundaries. It doesn’t have compassion. It tries to dehumanize everyone involved. It makes life painful. It tugs at the very souls of those involved, trying to make people lose…

    Read more