**The Healing Transformation Hope Centre Ministries** is a Canadian registered charitable organization (Business Registration Number: 742763121RR0001) focused on providing faith-based counseling and workshops to facilitate personal healing and spiritual growth. Founded by Elise, the organization emphasizes Christian-centered approaches to address emotional wounds, behavioral patterns, and spiritual development.

### Overview  
The ministry aims to help individuals achieve emotional and spiritual freedom through workshops and private counseling. Its programs integrate practical spiritual disciplines, such as prayer and journaling, with therapeutic methods like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to address issues including trauma, codependency, and negative thought patterns[1]. The organization operates primarily in a virtual format, offering structured workshops designed to guide participants toward healing and purpose-driven living[2].

### Mission and Activities  
The Healing Transformation Hope Centre Ministries positions itself as a catalyst for personal transformation, with a goal of enabling individuals to "meet Jesus personally" and experience liberation from past hurts[2]. Key activities include:  
- **Workshops**: Covering topics such as healing from trauma, improving self-esteem, and cultivating effective prayer practices[1].  
- **Spiritual Counseling**: Offering one-on-one and group sessions rooted in Christian teachings[4].  
- **Church Collaboration**: Developing partnerships to establish physical church facilities dedicated to holistic healing, though its current operations remain online[2][4].

### Founder and Vision  
Elise, the founder, draws on personal experiences of loss, trauma, and spiritual renewal to inform the ministry’s approach[2]. Her vision includes expanding the organization’s reach through physical church spaces to serve broader communities while maintaining an emphasis on virtual accessibility[2][4].

### Recognition  
As a registered charity, the organization facilitates tax-deductible donations through platforms like CanadaHelps, directing funds toward workshop development and counseling services[3].