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Karin Yapalater is a modern day Renaissance woman - a Jane of many trades, all interconnected - holistic health counselor, author, producer, proud wife and mother of two young teenagers. As a holistic health counselor she empowers others to live optimal, balanced lives - nutritionally, spiritually and professionally; as a published writer she is at work on two new books, one concerning wellness for adolescents, and the other, her second mystery novel. As a producer, she is currently developing a mini series for the Emmy award winning PBS show - In the Mix, a weekly reality series for teens, entitled SOSOS, Save our Stressed Out Students ... the MInd\Body Connection. As a wife and mother, the job she considers her most rewarding and significant, she has this to say: "My family has taught me everything I need to know about living a balanced life!" |
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 A native of Brooklyn, New York, Susan Lawrence entered Barnard College at the age of 14 to escape a troubled family. She was inspired and mentored by Christiaan Barnard, the South African surgeon who performed the world’s first human heart transplant. Susan entered Baylor College of Medicine at 18. A rotation in medical oncology drew her to work with the terminally ill. She became a board certified internist and medical oncologist and opened her practice of medical oncology in Lancaster, CA, in 1985.
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Behold Nature through the Inner Life of the Child, with Carolyn Toben
Carolyn Toben is founder and Board Chair of the Center for Education, Imagination and the Natural World in the foothills of North Carolina. She has taught in Greensboro public and private schools and colleges with an emphasis on alternative and interdisciplinary education. Carolyn served for 18 years as a seminar leader at the North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching in Cullowhee and at the Center for the Advancement for Renewal in Education in San Francisco. Her article, "Teacher Renewal: Pilgrims and Passages" was published in the Holistic Education Review. |
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 Michael Sonn's dedication to helping others began by volunteering with the American Red Cross, Search and Rescue and as a volunteer firefighter and emergency medical technician. Michael's commitment to this work is his service and devotion to the Divine.
With his discovery of Ayahuasca, a little over a decade ago, Michael has been in constant study with this visionary medicine. He hopes that participants will gain tools on his expeditions to successfully design their lives and happy futures. |
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 Joanna Gabriel serves as the Director of Education and Worldwide Communications for the ReCreation Foundation which supports the messages of the Conversations with God series of books. She has worked as a spiritual counselor and facilitator for 27 years. |
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 Lifesong Wilderness Adventures with Mark Wienert, Jr.In native cultures throughout the world and especially here in North America , the circle represents a sacred space which is inclusive and respectful of all things. Air, water, earth, plant, stone, animal and human, retain a place in the circle of life. Animal and element neither is above the other, but share in the beauty and joy of being. The combination of these provide us with the means to survive. |
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 Herbal Medicine with Gayle Engels and the American Botanical Council
Gayle Engels has always been intrigued by the vegetative world, beginning as early as age 5. Hailing from a long line of gardeners, she went on to earn her degree in secondary education from the University of Texas in the early 1990s. Gayle then joined the American Botanical Council where she currently coordinates the organization’s education and community relations efforts. |
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Global Healing Show 
