Jessica Wallace, for the past 20 years, has been developing and teaching inspirational programs in Canada and abroad to a wide range of students, community members and organizations, diverse in age, socio-economic status, and cultural backgrounds. In the Cayman Islands, she worked as the Education Manager for the National Gallery, the art teacher for both the primary and high side of St. Ignatius Catholic School, an adjunct professor for the University College of the Cayman Island's Teacher Training Program, as well as the Humanities instructor for International College of the Cayman Islands. Combined with three years of teaching elementary school in Canada, Jessica's experiences have allowed her to create and implement numerous empowering cross-curricular art programs designed to create emotional well-being, personal growth and creative expression, while integrating all educational aspects of the Canadian, UK, and Cayman National Curriculum. As a published author she has had the opportunity to reach beyond the classroom to further communicate her passion, energy, and commitment to educating and empowering communities by encouraging creative art activities that can help people resolve conflicts and problems, develop interpersonal skills, manage behaviour, reduce stress, increase self-esteem and self-awareness, and achieve insight. Jessica has also been an avid artist for her entire life, opening her first solo-exhibition before she turned sixteen.