We believe that every thriving relationship, team, and organization begins with one simple truth: love works better than fear.
Our life’s work has been helping couples, leaders, and organizations move beyond power struggles and into shared power, building relationships and spaces where both people and purpose can thrive.
Through our frameworks, Wear Two Crowns and the Love-Centered Institute, we teach how to lead together with clarity, courage, and compassion so you can build shared sovereignty instead of fighting for control.
At the center of our philosophy are three guiding questions:
How do I matter? How do you matter? How do we matter?
When we can answer those questions honestly, we stop competing for significance and start creating significance together.
After decades in private clinical practice, global leadership research across 13 countries, and a shared commitment to living what we teach, we’ve learned that the key to powerful relationships is, above all, connection.
We’re here to help you build your kingdom and then blend it.
Because when two or more people choose to lead with love, everyone wins.
– Doctorate in Leadership & Global Perspectives
– Masters in Social Work
– Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker
– In private practice for over 25 years
– Married his college sweetheart
– Former youth worker
– Worked at non-profits, counseling agencies, construction sites
– Custom designed our home
– Avid golfer
– Gifted administrator
– Passionate about projects and people running with excellence
– Extremely timely and anticipates issues
– Meticulous editor
– Life mantra – I wonder how that works
– Doctorate in Leadership & Global Perspectives
– Masters in Social Work
– Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker
– In private practice for over 25 years
– Married her college sweetheart
– Former middle school educator
– Worked in schools, counseling agencies, psychiatric hospitals
– Passionate about design & decorating
– Gifted writer and author
– Thrives in creating people connections
– Passionate about people developing healthy relationships
– Extremely relational and rolls with curve balls
– Insanely creative
– Life mantra – It’ll all work out
Wear Two Crowns is a new way of seeing partnership rooted in balance, clarity, and co-leadership. Drs. Jake & Jennifer Dean-Hill guide strong, intelligent couples toward relationships that feel purposeful and whole. Instead of fighting for control, partners learn to build power together, creating peace, connection, and impact.
• boating & biking
• site-seeing
• power tools
• almost any genre of music
• service and tasks done well
• understanding how things work
• finding new projects that require new tools
• being quick-witted
• Frank Lloyd Wright designs
• coffee with sweet cream
• family fun
• corn hole
• disc golf
• kayaking
• mint-chip ice-cream
• jumping over things
• my uncanny sense of direction
• boating and water skiing
• traveling with new culture and foods
• beautiful beaches
• composing songs on my guitar/piano
• cuddling little, fluffy dogs
• beautiful settings with engaging people
• understanding how people tick
• exploring paint chips
• any excuse to laugh
• reading
• tea with honey and cream
• family travel
• paddle boarding
• rocks – precious or not
• Tillamook choc. peanut butter ice-cream
• personality tests
• to wander
Dr. Jean Ollis, LISW-S, MSW, DLd
Jean is a graduate of The Ohio State University with her BSSW and MSW degrees and a graduate of George Fox University with a Doctorate of Leadership in Global Perspectives – studying leadership in cultural contexts around the world. Her research focus was an examination of the global refugee crisis – with special emphasis on enhancing resilience in the Somali population resettled in Columbus, Ohio.
Jean is a Licensed Independent Social Worker – Supervisor (LISW-S) in the State of Ohio and is passionate about training organizations in integration of trauma informed care practices as well as integrating trauma informed care into her teaching and
mental health practice. Collectively, Jean has thirty-one years of social work experience, spending the past thirteen years in higher
education and mental health private practice. Jean currently serves as an Associate Professor of Social Work at Carroll College in Helena, MT.
Next to outdoor activities, Jean loves travel and experiencing new places and cultures. One of her favorite cultural experiences was hosting high school exchange students for a year each from Hong Kong and Taiwan.
McKenna Dean-Davis, MSW, LICSW
Since McKenna was young, mental health was always a topic in her home, so becoming a 3rd generation therapist was not surprising to those around her. When she realized prioritizing selfcare, setting boundaries, & naming feelings were not normal dinner table topics, she wanted to change that. McKenna is passionate about destigmatizing mental health and making tools
more accessible.
McKenna completed both her undergraduate and graduate work at George Fox University in the field of Social Work. She has worked in various mental health settings, from ER at a hospital to transitioning to her own private practice. She is passionate about people, but the most passionate about her husband and dog [and coworker] named Cove. For now, you can find her and her husband, Derek, in Spokane, WA enjoying the beautiful outdoors any chance they get!
Dr. Beth Haggett, MSW, LCSW, Ph.D.
Dr. Beth is the Chief Wellness Officer and Co-Founder at Trula. Her passion is helping individuals and organizations thrive. She was the first person to earn a Ph.D. in Mind-Body Medicine at Saybrook University in 2013. She has simultaneously worked as a psychotherapist in trauma recovery, and improving family relationships and as a consultant, coach, and trainer in the customer support industry for the past two decades. She is an adjunct faculty member at Saybrook University teaching doctoral-level courses in Integrative Coaching.
Dr. Beth has worked as a Trainer, Consultant, and Coach for corporations such as Hitachi Data Systems, Oracle, VeriSign, Agile, Amdahl, Ericsson, Novo Nordisk, Autodesk, The Veteran’s Administration, The Children’s Justice Center, Chick-fil-A, Johnson & Johnson, McKesson, Autodesk, and others. Her coaching curriculum is considered “Best Practices” in the customer support industry and is licensed internally and externally by numerous organizations. Beth is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in the state of Utah.
Dr. Beth has a Ph.D. in Mind-Body Medicine: Health Systems, from Saybrook University, a master’s degree in Clinical Social Work from Walla Walla University, and a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Washington State University. Beth has the “Master Personal and Executive Coach” certification through the College of Executive Coaching, is a National Board-Certified Health & Wellness Coach, and has the ACC credential from The International Coaching Federation, (ICF).
Kristi believes that hope and healing begin with a conversation! As a Life Coach, Mental Health First Aid Trainer, and Prevention Educator, she has devoted the last 20 years to building community coalitions and training adults who work with youth to recognize the warning signs of a mental health challenge and connect them to the appropriate professional help. She is currently a Consultant /Trainer with the Educational Services District in Pasco WA., serving 24 school districts.
In 2018 Kristi was given the Community Leadership Award for her work in breaking down the stigma that exist around mental illness and promoting youth wellbeing. Kristi’s passion for reducing stigma and other barriers to getting help has also led to work with hospitals, universities, and the faith community.
As a Life Coach specializing in relationships Kristi has worked with churches to implement Prepare and Enrich marriage coaching. Most recently she has worked with Drs. Jake and Jenn as a coach for their One Kingdom program.