Jill Wolski, is a clinical social worker as well as president and co-founder of Greenstone Experiential Services (GreenstoneXP). She has 10 years of experience in the non-profit sector in director and board positions in mental health crisis and information and referral (I&R) services. She was a co-founder of CrisisChat.com, a national crisis texting service, and has worked in Employee Assistance as a trainer and direct service provider prior to opening her own clinical private practice in 2015 and co-founding GreenstoneXP in 2018. She has extensive experience facilitating therapeutic groups, workplace training sessions, critical incident debriefings and equine assisted learning sessions. Her passion is to bring people together to learn from one another and create connections and understanding between people. She believes that compassion and a willingness to listen to one another is one of the most powerful forces in our world. Ms. Wolski lives in Troy, New York with her two teenage children, stepson and husband. She enjoys yoga, meditation, biking, gardening and giving to others.

Elaine is honored to be a part of Greenstone and its mission. She holds a Master’s in Education and Human Psychology from Harvard and a BFA in Theater from NYU. She has a 30 year background in education, mediation, psychology and expressive arts. Elaine is the owner of Ruby Lotus Yoga and Wellness, LLC, a company that brings various healing modalities to agencies, groups and individuals, offering workshops and trainings. She has conducted team building workshops for the Harvard Project on Negotiation and in corporate settings. Elaine currently works a certified Yoga Therapist, Mindfulness/Stress Reduction Coach, Transformational Wellness Coach, Reiki Master, Trauma Clinician, and as a School Social Worker. Under Ruby Lotus Yoga, she founded YogaSpeak Therapy, a therapeutic model that combines interpersonal psychotherapy, CBT and Yoga Therapy for clients. She specializes in adolescents with issues of anxiety, and depression.

She is a mom of two school age children, an amazing dog, and will say that chickens, contrary to what she was told, are a lot of work. She believes we all have the capacity to heal.