Press Release: Jill Vyse – Public Health – Stanford Who’s Who Certified

Jill E. Vyse Joins The Stanford Who’s Who CommunityOTTAWA, ON, CANADA,   September 6, 2012 /Stanford Who’s Who/ — Stanford Who’s Who proudly announces the addition of Jill E. Vyse to the exclusive network of premier professionals as a result of her extraordinary effort in healthcare. As Leader of the WINC-IAIM Program, as well as throughout her brilliant professional career, Jill has routinely demonstrated the passion, vision and perseverance necessary to be successful in the business world.The WINC-IAIM Program is responsible for teaching infant massage and child wellness throughout the world. The benefits of their massage instruction include relief from pains caused by gas, constipation, chest congestion, teething and colic; a deeper, longer, more relaxing sleep for babies; intimate interaction between parent and baby which promotes socialization and bonding; and stimulation for many systems promoting overall health.Jill has been a Certified Infant Massage Instructor (CIMI) since 1991 and received her international trainer status in 1996. She is one of two Senior Trainers, working with the WINC, qualified to lead both the CIMI sessions and Train the Trainer programs. Her outstanding work with families is included in the books, Strong Child, Smart Child by Susan Thompson and Family Interventions by Evelyn Guyer.During her collegiate career, Jill earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from the University of Ottawa and her Ontario Teaching of Adults certification from the Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology, where she graduated with Honors. She is also a recent graduate of the Touch Research Institute Research Workshop program. Due to her exceptional leadership abilities, Jill was nominated for the prestigious YM-YWCA Women of Distinction Award and was the recipient of the Valiant Women of Orleans Award in 2008.

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