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Some Thoughts from Joan Borysenko
Chair of the Advisory Council
"As
a culture, we're clearly at a crossroads. Every great teaching tells
us to walk the path of loving kindness the path of the heart,
of true power, integrity, and courage. The question is how to do
it. This is where the Hoffman Quadrinity Process comes in.
When I took the Process, I felt my own, and all the other participants',
negative energy being transformed into love and compassion. It wasn't
just an intellectual or psychological change. I sensed some other
kind of energy flowing through me: suddenly, the world became our
larger family. That kind of divine energy works on a meta level
and is a tremendously positive force for change and healing.
That's why I serve on the Hoffman Institute's Advisory Council
because just a few committed souls can change the world.
It's a privilege to be connected with the Institute, and it's all
the more rewarding to be joined by such brilliant and gifted individuals
as the other Advisory Council members."
As with the Board of Directors, all members of the Professional
Advisory Council have done the Hoffman Quadrinity Process.
Advisory Council
Joan Borysenko, Ph.D., Chair
Boulder, CO
Co-Founder and former Director of the Mind/Body Medical Institute
at Harvard University and President of Mind/Body
Health Sciences, Inc., Joan is an international authority on mind/body
medicine. A lecturer and workshop leader and frequent guest on national
television and radio, she is the author of numerous best-selling books:
Minding
the Body, Mending the Mind; Guilt
is the Teacher,
Love is the Lesson; Fire
in the Soul: A New Psychology of Spiritual Optimism; The
Power of the Mind to Heal; A
Woman's Book of Life: The Biology, Psychology and Spirituality of
the Feminine Lifecycle; Ways
of the Mystic: Seven Paths to God; and her latest book Healing
Back Pain Naturally: The Mind-Body Program Proven to Work.
Margot Anand
Larkspur, CA
Founder
of Sky
Dancing Tantra International, and author of several internationally
best selling books, including The
Art of Sexual Ecstasy, The
Art of Sexual Magic and her latest, The
Art of Everyday Ecstasy, The Seven Tantric Keys for Bringing Passion,
Spirit and Joy into Every Part of Your Life, Margot is a native
of France and was educated in psychology at the Sorbonne in Paris.
She has also had extensive training in Gestalt therapy, Tantra yoga,
bioenergetics, and meditation and is a masterful workshop leader and
teacher, appreciated for her ability to bring healing, lightness,
fun and passion to the role of sex and sensuality in our lives.
Ward Ashman, Ph.D.
San Francisco, CA
Ward Ashman is founder and Senior Partner of Trimergence,
an organizational leadership consulting firm based in San Francisco.
Ward developed the Trimergence system, designed to activate and balance
the three intelligences (Logic, Emotion and Intuition) of individuals
and organizations. Trimergence is a coordinated matrix of self-awareness
and interpersonal tools designed to build collaborative, creative
partnerships based on strong mutual trust. Trimergence clients include
Agilent Technologies, Genentech, Adobe, Disney-Pixar, and Kimpton
Hotels and Restaurants.
Anat Baniel
Greenbrae, CA
A direct protegee of Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais, Anat
is an internationally known master practitioner and Training Teacher
of the Feldenkrais method for movement, mind/body integration and
physical healing. She also conducts seminars for the public and runs
a prevention and wellness program for the San Francisco Symphony.
Clients travel from around the world to be treated by her. In her
private practice, her special interest is working with infants and
small children.
Ken Blanchard, Ph.D.
San Diego, CA
Chairman of Blanchard Training and Development, Inc., an international
training company in business management. He is also a consultant and
inspirational lecturer, author or co-author of 12 books including
The
One Minute Manager series. In addition, he is a visiting lecturer
at Cornell University, where he serves as Trustee Emeritus.
David Bork
Aspen, CO
Founder
of the Aspen
Family Business Institute, Mr. Bork has been a pioneer in the
field of counseling family owned businesses for over 25 years. Integrating
Family Systems Theory with sound business practice, he has had in-depth,
long-term involvement with some 350 families in business. He has assisted
them in charting their way through every imaginable family business
situation. Mr. Bork is the author of Family
Business, Risky Business and has been featured in Fortune, the
Wall Street Journal, Money and Nation's Business.
Matthew Budd, M.D.
Boston, MA
Co-author with Larry Rothstein, Ed.D. of You
Are What You Say, architect for the first Behavioral Medicine
Department at the Harvard Community Health Plan, which has been adopted
by 29 HMO's nationwide. His work has been featured on National
Public Radio, in The Wall Street Journal, The New
York Times and in the medical literature.
Sonia Choquette, Ph.D.
Chicago, IL
A
third generation psychic, practicing since she was 12 years old, Sonia
studied Metaphysics at the University of Denver and at the Sorbonne.
As a renowned psychic and spiritual counselor, she now concentrates
on helping others develop their own psychic powers. Appearing regularly
on television and radio, she is the author of The
Psychic Pathway and most recently Your
Hearts Desire: Creating the Life You Really Want.
Ken Druck, Ph.D.
San Diego, CA
Dr.
Ken Druck is a noted psychologist, business consultant, and author
of Secrets Men Keep. He is the founder and executive director
of the Jenna
Druck Foundation in honor of his remarkable daughter, Jenna, who
at age twenty one was killed two years ago in an accident. The foundation's
two programs, Families Helping Families and Young Women's Leadership,
assist families who have experienced the death of a child and helps
promote the development of undiscovered young women leaders.
Karen Leland
San Rafael, CA
Karen Leland is a partner in Sterling Consulting Group and the bestselling author of six business books including Watercooler Wisdom: How Smart People Prosper in the Face of Conflict, Pressure and Change. She has worked with companies throughout the world including: American Express, AT&T, Oracle, Microsoft, Xerox, Marriott Hotels, IBM, and UPS. Karen has been featured in dozens of publications including: The New York Times, Fortune, Newsweek and Time. She has also been interviewed on The Today Show, CNN and Oprah. Karen is a frequent contributor to magazines and newspapers and has written for Women's Day, Self, The Los Angeles Times, Entrepreneur and others. She writes a regular column for the Living section of the Huffington Post.
Lee Lipsenthal, M.D.
San Anselmo, CA
Lee Lipsenthal, M.D., ABHM, is past president of the American
Board of Holistic Medicine and the founder and director of the
Finding
Balance in a Medical Life program. He consults with major medical
centers and medical groups in the area of physician health, and delivers
lectures and workshops in this area throughout the world.
Paul M. Mazonson
Marblehead, MA
Paul M. Mazonson is President and CEO of Mazonson
LLC, an insurance brokerage and risk management firm in Wakefield,
Massachusetts. He received a BS in psychology from the University
of Vermont and is a Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriter (CPCU).
Paul is a past President of the Board of Directors and member of the
Board of Trustees of Cohen
Hillel Academy in Marblehead, Ma. In 2007 he was appointed to
the Board of Trustees of Proctor
Academy in Andover NH. Also in 2007 he co-founded Marblehead Rowing
Club AKA Rock n
Row to promote the sport of recreational salt water rowing.
Paul has a passion for encouraging and supporting personal growth.
He, his wife Kathie, and their two children (ages 25 and 21) are graduates
of the Hoffman Process. He has actively integrated the Hoffman Process
as a leadership development tool in his company and has been involved
in developing The Leadership Path for the Institute. Paul served as
a member of the Hoffman Board of Directors from 2000 through 2003.
William McLeod, M.D.
Melbourne, Australia
Former
Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry at the University of New
Zealand in Auckland, and an International Fellow of the American
Psychiatric Association, Dr. McLeod was for many years an advisor
to Bob Hoffman and the Quadrinity Process. He maintains a private
psychiatric practice in Melbourne.
Rev. Hal Milton, M.S.
Napa, CA
Reverend Hal Milton is a Unity Minister and co-developer of InsideOut Ministries. He serves on the Boards of several non-profit organizations. He has been trained extensively in body therapies, movement education, Rolfing, the Fischer-Hoffman Process of Psycho-Spiritual Integration, and Non-Violent Communication. His mastery is in developing and facilitating a variety of experiential workshops & seminars. Hal is the author of two books: Going Public: a Practical Guide for Developing Personal Charisma, and Wising Up: Life Without Regrets. He is married to the Reverend Sonya Milton, the spiritual leader of Unity San Francisco. They reside in Napa, CA.
Claudio Naranjo, M.D.
Berkeley, CA
Educated
in Chile and known in the U.S. as one of the early staff members at
Esalen Institute, he has held teaching positions at the University
of California at Berkeley, the California Institute of Integral Studies
and the Naropa Institute. During the last 10 years, he has been most
active in training psychotherapists and educators in various Latin
countries. He is a leading international authority on the enneagram
and has authored numerous important books on consciousness including
his recent The
End of Patriarchy. Dr. Naranjo has been associated with Bob Hoffman
and the Quadrinity Process since 1972 and has made many important
contributions to this work.
Bruce Price, M.D.
Dr. Price is Chief, Department of Neurology at McLean Hospital in
Belmont, MA (www.mclean.harvard.edu/about/bios
). As such he maintains the largest research program of any private
psychiatric hospital in the world. Dr. Price is also Assistant Professor
of Neurology, Harvard Medical School, teaching medical students, psychiatry,
and neurology residents, and behavioral neurology/neural psychiatry
and neuropsychology fellows. Dr. Price specializes in neuropsychiatry
and cognitive behavior neurology and is interested in the relationship
between disorders
Michael Ray, Ph.D.
Palo Alto, CA
Professor
of Creativity and Innovation at the Stanford University Graduate School
of Business, he is the co-author of several books including Creativity
in Business, The
Path of the Everyday Hero and The
Creative Spirit. Widely known for his research on creativity,
Dr. Ray has also been featured on national television programs, including
20/20 and the PBS series "The Creative Spirit." Dr. Ray
holds an endowed chair at Stanford, and his courses have been featured
in Time, Fortune, and The New York Times.
Lynne Twist
San Francisco, CA
Lynne Twist is a global social activist, fundraiser, speaker and author
who has raised millions of dollars for nonprofit organizations, and
trained thousands of fundraisers to be more effective. She has spent
more than three decades working for social transformation, including
ending hunger, global sustainability, human rights, indigenous rights,
empowering women and children and promoting spirituality. An original
staff member of The
Hunger Project, Lynne served as its fundraising leader for 20
years. She and her husband started The
Pachamama Alliance, which works to "preserve the rainforests
by empowering the indigenous peoples who are its natural custodians."
Lynne is the author of the best selling book The
Soul of Money and the founder of the Soul
of Money Institute. She has received numerous awards including
being named a "Woman of Distinction" at the United Nations
by the International
Health Awareness Network for her work to end hunger, and the 2005
Humanitarian of the Year Award from Youth
at Risk. Lynne is living in Ecuador in 2008 to further the work
of The Pachamama Alliance.
Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi
Boulder, CO
Professor
at the Naropa Institute in Boulder, CO, Rabbi Zalman is the author
of From
Aging to Saging, and is a national leader in the Jewish Renewal
Movement.
Tony Schwartz
Bronx, NY
President,
LGE Performance
Systems, which helps corporate executives build capacity physically,
emotionally, mentally and spiritually. Author of several books including
What
Really Matters: Searching for Wisdom in America (Bantam, 1996).
Marianne Haissman Stefancic, M.F.T. ATR-BC
San Rafael, CA
Marianne Haissman Stefancic, M.F.T. ATR-BC is a Licensed Marriage
and Family Therapist and Board Certified Art Therapist. She is a Jungian
and Family of Origin oriented psychotherapist who has been in clinical
practice for more than 25 years in San Rafael, CA. She has advanced
training in the use of EMDR for healing of trauma. She is also a specialist
in couple’s therapy, having taught and directed training programs
for therapists.
Eileen M.J. Sullivan, Ph.D.
Kentfield, CA
Eileen has been in private practice as a marriage and family psychotherapist since 1987. She holds a doctorate in Adult Learning Theory. Eileen is well-versed in the therapeutic treatment of addiction, adult consequences of child abuse, marital renewal, and divorce. She has frequently served corporate clients for organizational learning and change. Eileen’s current therapeutic interest is in developing and strengthening the “will force” so that one can execute one’s hopes and dreams for right action in a personal and collective sense.
Siavash Tabrizy, M.F.T., Ph.D.
Irvine, CA
A co-founder of the TLC Whole Health Center in Irvine, California,
Dr. Tabrizy has practiced psychology for over 13 years. He has experience
working with children, adolescents, adults, geriatics, couples and
families and has been the director of numerous inpatient and outpatient
treatment programs. He has appeared on numerous television and radio
programs and is the author of several published newspaper articles.
Barry Taylor, N.D.
Boston, MA
A
Naturopathic physician, Dr.
Taylor specializes in education about complementary and integrative
medicine in a spiritual context. His programs, ranging from nutrition
to psycho/spiritual healing, are offered through the New England Family
Health Center, which he opened in 1980.
Eric Utne
Minneapolis, MN
Founder
and former publisher of the Utne
Reader.
Sirah Vettese, Ph.D.
Los Angeles, CA
Sirah
Vettese, Ph.D. is the author of What
Happened to the Prince I Married?: Spiritual Healing for a Wounded
Relationship and co-author of LIFEMATES:
The Love Fitness Program for a Lasting Relationship. She is a
skilled counselor, seminar leader and teacher of spirituality and
has co-produced a number of best-selling audio programs including
Deep Relaxation, Stop
Smoking and Lose
Weight and Healing
Anxiety with Herbs. Dr. Vettese is one of the founders of Enchante,
a publishing company designed to teach skills in emotional literacy
to young children.
Dr. Brenda Wade
San Francisco, CA
Essence
columnist Dr. Brenda Wade is a clinical psychologist and published
author. A well-known television personality and popular speaker, Dr.
Wade lectures widely accross the country. She has a private psychotherapy
practice in San Francisco, California.
Joseph Wu, M.D.
Irvine, CA
Professor of Psychiatry at University of the California at Irvine,
Dr. Wu is a researcher on brain function specializing in Positron
Emission Tomography (PET scans) with over 40 articles published in
peer review journals. He also maintains a private psychiatric practice. |
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