Creators

Sati Internationale     Publishing Self Help Games and Books since 1989, established in Quebec, Canada

As professionals in human relationships and education, our mission is to create games and tools to allow people to connect to themselves, to WORK WITH AND BY THEMSELVES, TO SEEK THEIR OWN ANSWERS.

We have tested and experimented all of our products with different people and cultures, different age groups, different religious and socio economic backgrounds and we know, by this constant experimenting and feed back, that they work and allow people to tune in to themselves.

We are spiritual in the sense that we believe in a greater dimension and that we are not alone to carry out our mission. We are also very practical as we create games that permit people to participate in the process and become actors of their destiny. We create friendly user environments that create intimacy, trust and a lot of fun in sharing and connecting to oneself and others.
Knowledge is only the beginning, experiencing is the key to meet oneself and integrate what you are and help you determine how you want to manifest your vital energy.

We have specialized from the beginning in games and books in the field of self hep, self improvement and self empowerment.  Our products have been mainly sold in French (Canada and Europe) but since 2006 we now offer our products in English.

Hélène Lavoie SATI

Sati means remembrance of who you are. Hélène Lavoie Sati has dedicated her life to the research and the design of self-help games and tools that allow people to find their own unity, their own trinity.

 Her experience as a consultant, teacher, trainer with and her practical workshops with students, clients and coworkers in America and Europe have lead her on the path of discovering clues how to follow their inner truth and their intuition.

Marc Emerson Denault

Marc Emerson Denault is like our modern hybrids, a mixture of different cultures, raised by a French Canadian mother in a French community with an English speaking father.
He graduated from the University of Ottawa in recreology as a leisure consultant in special needs and also from St-Paul University as a facilitator in human relationships.