Cyndee Rae Lutz
Cyndee Rae Lutz believes in the power of transformation. She loves the human spirit-and dogs, especially standard poodles. Cyndee has weathered personal struggles including divorce and parenting a drug-addicted child to emerge a stronger, wiser, more centered person. Her life experiences have made her a compassionate, approachable resource for others, and her desire to guide individuals toward their better selves drives both her personal and professional endeavors.
Cyndee has mentored females ages 12 to 70, as well as people negotiating changes or challenges in their careers or personal lives. Rather than giving advice, she provides options for people seeking positive change so they may discover or reclaim their personal worth.
As a teacher of yoga, Cyndee has instructed up to 50 students weekly how to move forward using the practice's spiritual principles. Her guidance also extends to sports, with service as a racquetball pro and softball coach.
As a publisher, she launched a magazine, Divorce in Denver: Moving Forward, to show readers the way through divorce and custody proceedings and step confidently into their new lives. The bimonthly publication empowered readers with knowledge and resources she found difficult to find during her own divorce.
As a speaker and author of the book, When Your Heart Belongs to an Addict-A Healing Perspective, Cyndee challenges societal standards of success, self-worth, and spirituality. Cyndee takes a spiritual approach to helping others discover their worth, which means she doesn't judge what someone believes, but rather helps individuals identify something they can trust and hang on to-whether or not the belief is based in a religious tradition. She also draws upon her sponsorship of those in recovery by incorporating into her writings the 12-step approach used to combat addiction, as well as the yoga philosophy she has embraced.
Cyndee's formal education includes holding CPA, securities, and insurance licenses; a BS in Business; and an MBA in Finance and Accounting, which give her sound footing as a small-business owner. She is a corporate trainer for Fortune 500 companies on health and wellness topics. Her professional affiliations include membership in the Denver Woman's Press Club, Yoga Teachers of Colorado, and the Colorado Consortium for Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention.
In her free time, Cyndee logs miles upon miles in her walking shoes and practices yoga and meditation. A lifelong learner, she is open to all she hasn't yet imagined. She is married and lives with her husband in Centennial, Colo.
Cyndee Rae Lutz believes in the power of transformation. She loves the human spirit-and dogs, especially standard poodles. Cyndee has weathered personal struggles including divorce and parenting a drug-addicted child to emerge a stronger, wiser, more centered person. Her life experiences have made her a compassionate, approachable resource for others, and her desire to guide individuals toward their better selves drives both her personal and professional endeavors.
Cyndee has mentored females ages 12 to 70, as well as people negotiating changes or challenges in their careers or personal lives. Rather than giving advice, she provides options for people seeking positive change so they may discover or reclaim their personal worth.
As a teacher of yoga, Cyndee has instructed up to 50 students weekly how to move forward using the practice's spiritual principles. Her guidance also extends to sports, with service as a racquetball pro and softball coach.
As a publisher, she launched a magazine, Divorce in Denver: Moving Forward, to show readers the way through divorce and custody proceedings and step confidently into their new lives. The bimonthly publication empowered readers with knowledge and resources she found difficult to find during her own divorce.
As a speaker and author of the book, When Your Heart Belongs to an Addict-A Healing Perspective, Cyndee challenges societal standards of success, self-worth, and spirituality. Cyndee takes a spiritual approach to helping others discover their worth, which means she doesn't judge what someone believes, but rather helps individuals identify something they can trust and hang on to-whether or not the belief is based in a religious tradition. She also draws upon her sponsorship of those in recovery by incorporating into her writings the 12-step approach used to combat addiction, as well as the yoga philosophy she has embraced.
Cyndee's formal education includes holding CPA, securities, and insurance licenses; a BS in Business; and an MBA in Finance and Accounting, which give her sound footing as a small-business owner. She is a corporate trainer for Fortune 500 companies on health and wellness topics. Her professional affiliations include membership in the Denver Woman's Press Club, Yoga Teachers of Colorado, and the Colorado Consortium for Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention.
In her free time, Cyndee logs miles upon miles in her walking shoes and practices yoga and meditation. A lifelong learner, she is open to all she hasn't yet imagined. She is married and lives with her husband in Centennial, Colo.
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