By Anila Bukhari
Pakistan
Saulan Beverly Yin-Lo’s life is a testament to her dedication to helping others. With over four decades of experience as a community coordinator in diversity and multiculturalism, Saulan has made a lasting impact in her field. Her academic background, which includes a Bachelor of Arts degree and a Diploma in Soul Care, has provided a solid foundation for her work.
Saulan’s expertise extends to Shamanic healing, Heart-Centered Coaching, and Holistic Counseling. As a Master Coach and Integrative Life Coach, she operates her own wellness and health enterprise, offering Complementary Therapies like Reiki, Qigong, and Authentic Indian Head Massage and Meditation. Her recent emergence as the Wellness Warrior & Soul Care & Shamanic Healer reflects her commitment to guiding others on their journeys.
Saulan’s personal experiences with racism, personal development, and mental health have inspired her program, “Five Simple Steps to Transform Your Life,” which shares tools that have proven effective for her. Beyond her professional pursuits, Saulan is a creative soul who explores her artistic side through “The Artist Way” concept by Julia Cameron. She has also developed a passion for textile arts, creating sustainable items from recycled coffee sacks through her business, The Kofi Sacque. As an artist, she prefers portraits, people, and animals.
Saulan’s academic pursuits are equally impressive, with training in Cross-Cultural Training, Counseling, Diversity Management Leadership, and Community Leadership. She has also completed specialized training in Leadership in High-Stress Workplaces with the University of Sydney’s Coaching Psychology Unit.
Through her work and passions, Saulan has touched countless lives, offering support and guidance to those in need. Her kindness, compassion, and dedication to helping others have earned her a reputation as a true humanitarian and angel of support.
Anila Bukhari is a powerhouse Pakistani leader, author of 13 books, and CEO of Women Leader Hub. She founded the Girls Shine project—now active in 50+ countries—and won the Global Impact Gold Award, presented by Sarah Ferguson in the UK. Her work has educated 1,000+ girls, built 50 libraries, and earned a place in the Library of Congress USA. Her books are available at the Library of Congress, Amazon, and major platforms worldwide. Anila is reshaping the future of women and girls globally.