Meet the founder and her dog Vincent Wolfe

Vincent & J.S. WOLFE

J. S. Wolfe is a renowned acting and consciousness coach, bestselling author, professional editor, and filmmaker, with a specialty in character analysis, shadow work, and personal integration.

She went to the German School in Cairo, studied at AUC and  UCLA film school,  and went on to work in New York, London and Cairo.

Her film industry experience includes working with Cornelia and Martin Bregman (Scarface), Vince Vieluf (Rat Race), and coaching Khaled Elsawy for Blue Elephant, Eyad Nassar for Moga Harra, and Afrah El Qobba among others.

Several of her students went on to achieve great success, including Sammy Sheikh (Hekayat Banat, LOST, American Sniper), Mourad Makram (Above Suspicion), Kinda Alloush, Mohamed Khattab, and many others. 

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A born mystic and long-time meditation guide (1990), she was asked to offer guided meditation to many she met on the path, including some of the writers and producers of "Star Trek" at Paramount Studios.

Essaad Younes, "Sahibet el Saada" created a special episode for her alongside Rania Youssef to showcase how to use meditation in our daily lives, including its benefits for actors in a light-hearted, TV manner. 

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She is an established writer and book author, as she wrote for world renowned publications, companies, and international artists, as well as published books on human behavior and shamanic medicine.

Upon publication, her book, The Unfolding: A Journey of Involution, landed on the bestseller list at El Shorouk Bookstore. During Christmas time of 2021, she published a memoir titled "The Pathology of Innocence", and she plans to publish more titles, including, "Dear Psychopath...", "Hymns of the Soul", and "Witness Wanted".​

Her articles appeared in The Village Voice, The New Yorker, and DAM.

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As a scholar of true crime, personality disorder, consciousness, and shamanism, she is passionate about these subjects. For twenty years, she conducted research on criminal and sub-criminal psychopaths, narcissists, and other personality disorders through visits to inmates on California's death row, as well as mental institutions as well as researching the general public. Her work helps save others from those engaging in modern-day dehumanization as a crime survivor herself. With full gratitude, she absorbs the lessons received, even from the worst among us.  "In the shadows, gold is always found.", she says. 

The dichotomy within her journey gives her a special dimensional depth that is rare, where, on her path, the worlds of buddhism and psychopathy collided, which prompted her to seek the transcendence of duality, and study the spectrum of human empathy, while finding solace among animals and trees. 

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J.S. Wolfe always says, "being a good coach or guide means I messed up a lot more than the person seeking guidance. I can help them navigate the inner and outer wilderness by giving them the blueprint of the forest.".

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Dedicated to her healing journey, Ms. Wolfe strives to be of better assistance to others on the path. Her message is, we are never alone if we know where to look. She is a philanthropist and volunteers for Rainforest Foundation US to help preserve the Amazon Rainforest. 

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Her life is a testament to her dogs, Vincent, Snoopy, Apollo as well as her cats, Fluffy and Jojo, and her birds, Salvador and Isabella, who have taught her a great deal about empathy, integrity, love, and loyalty that are the foundations of her work.