Lisa Bowin is a member of the Bowen Therapy Academy of Australia (BTAA) and the Bowen Association of Australia (BAA). Her first discovery of Bowen Therapy was after a minor car accident. Giving up on conventional medical treatment, her colleague recommended she try Bowen Therapy. It worked overall body alignment and posture of Lisa.

Bowen Therapy became Lisa’s treatment of choice. She used it to improve her bad posture. She was determined to learn this therapy and become a Bowen therapist.

She has two key areas of interest with Bowen Therapy.

Postural alignment and gait is Lisa’s passion. Lisa loves to help people move without pain or injury for people who want to do long-distance runs or hikes and for those who walk to the shop. Lisa’s blood has Essential Tremor. She has a 50% chance of her own hands shaking as she gets older. Her curiosity in the area has since developed into a determination to help more Essential Tremor sufferers. Her diploma research investigated how Bowen Therapy can help Essential Tremor.

She works in project management for large multinational companies and holds a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering. If she’s not helping people, she fixes her old house, bushwalking, knitting, mastering sourdough bread, and grow vegetables.

Rupert Isaacson is the inventive influence behind Horse Boy; Rowan is his mentor, teacher, and muse. He is a journalist for the British and American press since the early 1990s. Rupert also published several guidebooks to India and Africa. He is the author of three non-fictional memoirs: The Healing Land, which tells the story of his family in Africa, and of his own time spent living with the Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert; The Long Ride Home, which tells of the three subsequent healing journeys he and his son made to Africa, Australia, and the Navajo Reservation, as well as his discovery of how horses can help autism and special needs in general and The Horse Boy, which tells the story of his journey across Mongolia on horseback with his autistic son Rowan.

He is a successful documentary filmmaker of The Horse Boy and Endangers. He is the writer and conceiver of reality TV shows (The Quest – which aired on ABC in 2014 – was his original concept he helped produce the show), and in addition, his mainstream Hollywood projects include The Horse Boy feature film and The Goth Lords.

Rupert also runs the Horse Boy Foundation from his New Trails ranch, which offers services to autism families and helps direct several satellite centers offering similar services in North America and Europe.

In 2004, he found the Indigenous Land Rights Fund. It helps hunt and gather tribes to gain legal title to their inherited territory were helped the Bushmen of Botswana win the land claim in African history in 2006. Rupert relaxes by planting trees, drinking wine and beer, and reading historical novels.

Hans Parge was born in Cologne, Germany. Her father is a businessman in the wholesale food industry, and his mother is a radiologist. In the early 1960s, they immigrated to Ireland. He graduated BA in physical chemistry and a Ph.D. in x-ray crystallography. His post-doctoral research focused on determining the atomic structures of proteins, the molecules of life.

In 1993 he secured a position as a senior scientist in a pharmaceutical company called Agouron Pharmaceuticals and the technology Structure-Based Drug Design (SBDD). It was a pioneering company application of x-ray crystallographic protein structure determination to the drug discovery process.

In 2000 Agouron, a subsidiary of Warner-Lambert: became the La Jolla research site for Pfizer Inc. he remained with the company. In 2009, he was retired from his position as director of crystallography and into the world of health, wellness, proactive prevention, and youthful aging.

In the years since he moved into his 60’s, was formed a life/health consulting business called Reset Aging With Science and work on the goal of dying young as late in life as possible.”

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Reset Aging with Science

“A commitment to the Art and Science of Clean Living”

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Greg Papania is a music producer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and mixer. He started in the music industry in the early 2000s as an intern at Sony Music New York.

Greg worked on numerous TV shows and feature films and has written many hours of music. Through honing his skills, he eventually took on the role of mixer and producer. He became a recording engineer for many industry acts such as Snoop Dogg, Patty LaBelle, Amy Winehouse, and dozens of other Grammy Award-winning artists.

Greg consistently tests how music positively affects him and others. It led him to build SINES, a company dedicated to bringing meditation and wellness music to the world. He wants to share that music can balance our mind, body, and spirit throughout our daily lives.

Blanca Irene Perper Greenstein was a lawyer for 25 years and served as a trial lawyer (voted Lawyer of the Year at the Public Defender’s Office), head of litigation for a publicly traded corporation Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC, partner of two major law firms (Morris Laing Evans Brock & Kennedy, Chtd and Greenstein & Associates)

She is the Founder of Laws of Life. It is a company dedicated to energizing and empowering individuals through entertainment and media solutions. She is also the President of the Laws of Life Webcast Network and Digital Marketing Agency. She works with the True Oldies Team to produce an eight-segment show to host the Fired Up With Blanca! She currently produces 18 webcasts per week. She is also an inventor of a fully patented custom-built email management program called Ingate. She invented to process high volumes of corporate email.

Blanca is also a superior public speaker that fires up her audience and motivates her listeners to be the best person they possibly are. She is a force to be reckoned with and appears as a speaker at events worldwide because her true calling is to educate and empower her audience and produce broadcasts on different topics.

Gwenno Dafydd M.Sc.Econ is a West Walian Warrior Woman (And Global Life, Leadership and Public Speaking Kick Ass Coach). She grew up in Fishguard, West Wales, in the United Kingdom. She worked on television, radio, films, theatre, Theatre in Education, and cabaret and has performed in America several times and extensively around Europe and the UK as a professional performer and broadcaster since 1980.

She has written and still performs a one-woman show about the French singer Edith Piaf (August 2019 – Sell out the show with a standing ovation and two encores at Café Zedel, Picadilly Circus. London’s West End). She worked with Chief Executives of Welsh SMEs (Small Medium-Sized Enterprise), developing Company Handbooks and Diversity Awareness as an expert in Equal Opportunities with the Welsh Development Authority (WDA) for ten years.

She has an ILM (Institute of Leadership Management) Level 7 (equivalent) Coaching, a Train the Trainer qualification, and recently completed her First Aid for Mental health qualification and bring all these three strands together in her coaching.

She is the author of ‘Stand up and Sock it to them, Sister. Even though she had to live with challenging daily chronic low back pain following a severe car accident in August 1989, she finally got her Welsh 400meters vest 37 years after she reserved for the Welsh Team in 1975.

Her motto is “Never give up.” She shows her clients how to become resilient and to do this. She wants to meet women who can see through the glass ceiling but don’t know how to crash through it.

https://linktr.ee/gwennodafydd

Gwenno Dafydd M.Sc.Econ is a West Walian Warrior Woman (And Global Life, Leadership and Public Speaking Kick Ass Coach). She grew up in Fishguard, West Wales, in the United Kingdom. She worked on television, radio, films, theatre, Theatre in Education, and cabaret and has performed in America several times and extensively around Europe and the UK as a professional performer and broadcaster since 1980.

She has written and still performs a one-woman show about the French singer Edith Piaf (August 2019 – Sell out the show with a standing ovation and two encores at Café Zedel, Picadilly Circus. London’s West End). She worked with Chief Executives of Welsh SMEs (Small Medium-Sized Enterprise), developing Company Handbooks and Diversity Awareness as an expert in Equal Opportunities with the Welsh Development Authority (WDA) for ten years.

She has an ILM (Institute of Leadership Management) Level 7 (equivalent) Coaching, a Train the Trainer qualification, and recently completed her First Aid for Mental health qualification and bring all these three strands together in her coaching.

She is the author of ‘Stand up and Sock it to them, Sister. Even though she had to live with challenging daily chronic low back pain following a severe car accident in August 1989, she finally got her Welsh 400meters vest 37 years after she reserved for the Welsh Team in 1975.

Her motto is “Never give up.” She shows her clients how to become resilient and to do this. She wants to meet women who can see through the glass ceiling but don’t know how to crash through it.

https://linktr.ee/gwennodafydd

Mark Pollock is an international motivational speaker that focuses on collaborating and building resilience. He is also an innovator, author, explorer, and collaboration catalyst from Ireland. He is well-known for being the first blind person to race to the South Pole. An avid rower Pollock has won bronze and silver medals at the 2002 Commonwealth Rowing Championships in Nottingham, England.

Pollock enrolled in a course to help him come to terms with his disability. He engaged in other athletic pursuits, including running six marathons in seven days with a sighted partner across the Gobi Desert, China in 2003 when he raised tens of thousands of euros for the charity Sights avers International. 

He took 43 days in January 2009 to complete the Amundsen Omega 3 South Pole Race. He had participated against nine other teams, including that of BBC personality Ben Fogle and the Olympic gold medalist James Cracknell. Pollock asserted his disability had slowed him down but they finished fifth overall from the six teams that finished the race. Pollock also wrote a book entitled Making It Happen.