Sharing a Story. Starting Conversations. Creating Change.
Sheila Rivest shares her family’s story to help others recognize unhealthy relationships, understand the impact of domestic violence, and find the strength to make healthier choices.
Through her presentations, Sheila creates an open and honest space for conversations about topics that can sometimes be difficult to talk about. Her goal is to educate, encourage, and empower people with the knowledge and tools they need to recognize warning signs, understand their own worth, and support themselves and others.
What Sheila Speaks About
Healthy Relationships
What does a healthy relationship really look like? Sheila helps audiences understand the importance of respect, trust, communication, boundaries, and self-worth while recognizing behaviors that may be warning signs of an unhealthy relationship.
Domestic Violence Awareness
Sheila shares Carol’s story to help others understand the realities of domestic violence and the importance of recognizing warning signs. Her presentations encourage open conversations about abuse, seeking help, and breaking the cycle of violence.
Mental Health
Taking care of yourself is an important part of building healthy relationships and living a healthy life. Sheila encourages audiences to prioritize their mental health, understand their worth, and know that it is okay to ask for help.
Resilience & Personal Growth
Life can bring experiences we never expected. Sheila shares how she has found ways to move forward through loss and difficult experiences while using those experiences to help others. Her message encourages audiences to find strength, believe in themselves, and turn difficult experiences into purpose.
Who Sheila Speaks To
Sheila speaks to a wide range of audiences, including:
- Schools and student groups
- Colleges and universities
- Community organizations
- Women’s organizations
- Businesses and professional organizations
- Conferences and special events
Whether speaking to a classroom, a community group, or a larger audience, Sheila brings a personal and relatable perspective that encourages people to think about their own lives and the relationships around them.
Start the Conversation
Sheila believes that one conversation can make a difference. By sharing Carol’s story, she hopes to help others recognize warning signs, understand that they deserve healthy relationships, and feel empowered to make choices that can change their lives.
