Coleen Marenich’s accomplishments, drive and first hand experience
as an operational Controlled Remote Viewer has made her a natural
choice to become P>S>I’s first civilian Project Manager.
Being a trailblazer is nothing new for Coleen. She has a long history of successfully
taking on new and unique challenges. In the CRV industry, she is Canada’s first
Advanced level trained Controlled Remote Viewer, Canada's first CRV Project Manager
to work with P>S>I as the Operational Certification Program Director and the first
in Canada to launch her own CRV Project Manager company. Click here to see her
website: www.gadoriangroup.com
Upon hearing of remote viewing in 1996, she set out to find the best training in
CRV and get involved in the exciting opportunities offered by this new emerging
field. After completing her Basic training with P>S>I in 2001, she began making
arrangements to hold annual CRV training in Canada. Her goal was realized within
two years when she established Calgary, Alberta as the first Canadian training
base for CRV.
Besides her involvement in coordinating classes, Coleen completed her
Advanced level training with P>S>I in 2003 and began to mentor local
CRV students. Shortly after becoming a professional operational viewer,
she completed the CRV Project Management course in 2004 and was
subsequently selected to become a Project Manager for P>S>I.
In 2005 Coleen was asked by P>S>I to help develop and co-ordinate the first
CRV Apprenticeship Program designed to hone the skills of Advanced level
Controlled Remote Viewers to a level of professional operational effectiveness.
The subsequent development of the P>S>I Apprenticeship Program and her role
as the Project Manager and Director of that program allows her to provide
real-world insight, experience and direction to CRV’s future professional viewers.
Now called the P>S>I Operational Certification Program, graduates move on to
become members of a newly created organization called The Professional CRV
Association. The creation of an operational certification program leading to
the development of a CRV professional association is ground breaking in the
CRV industry today. Coleen’s involvement in both of them is a major milestone
in her goal to help develop professional standards in the training and
application of Controlled Remote Viewing.
