Nicole Anne de Bavelaere was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Early on, she had a strong interest in health sciences, possibly triggered by the handicap of two of her four siblings. At the University of Montreal, she studied French Literature and communications and then became an assistant director for Radio Canada Montreal (CBC TV), which further developed her interest in health and man-woman relationships as well as environmental issues. Moving to Paris, she became a co-author, studied, and became a hygienist-naturopath and a counselor in prenatal education (prenatal yoga, reflexology, and relaxation teacher) and gave lectures on "the feminine" and "the masculine" (not to be confused with masculinity and femininity) as she studied Education Science at Nanterre University. Back in Canada, Calgary, she managed her family's natural health clinic for close to twenty years. At the same time, she followed her interests in Jungian psychology, religious traditions, art, systems science, and brain research. She pursued a master's in psychology at Roehampton University. She studied the system used in Traditional Chinese Medicine, as modernized for medical doctors practicing acupuncture in France, and discovered that this system, which underlies nature, is expressed in major mythologies and religions, revealing that the brain is constructed according to this model. She developed the non-medical aspects of it into the LIFE approach and pansystemology. She held membership with the ISSS (International Society for the Systems Sciences) and BPS (British Psychological Society). The elaboration of the LIFE approach led to the writing of "Isis Code" (2013), a reference book connecting brain research, psychology, and this model. Her second book, "Love Them Back to LIFE" (2014), is an IndieFab psychology finalist, an Editor's Choice, and a philosophy bronze medal winner. She also published two essays in French (2017, 2018) on the subject of pansystemology (Seagreen Star Books). Her new book Paradigm Lost (French and English, 2022), published under her name, is transformative writing because it reconnects us with a vision of reality and aspects of our human psyche that were discarded by a solely positivist science, which unfortunately worked hand in hand with the magnates of this world. This approach enables physical, emotional, mental, social, and spiritual coherence.