From Wheat Ridge, Colorado

“Unhealed wounds give us a distorted image of who we are--like looking into a cracked mirror.”  ~Lana McAra

Lana McAra helps people feel younger. Working with clients over the years, she discovered that many symptoms associated with aging are an accumulation of emotional distress and painful memories that affect the body. After clearing the body and the mind of this residue, her clients feel refreshed and renewed. They look and act younger—and they certainly enjoy life a lot more, whatever their age.

Lana is an inspirational speaker and award-winning, best-selling author and ghostwriter of more than 30 books with a million books sold. Her most recent release is Never Date a Narcissist Again available on Amazom.com. 

 

She is a spiritual adviser, clinical hypnotherapist and energy healer. Using a carefully crafted form of guided meditation, she is skilled in Calming Painful Childhood Memories, Quieting Anxiety, Pain Reduction, Dissolving Limiting Beliefs, Phobias, Emotional Freedom, Stress Management, Body Communication, Age-related Distress and Healing.

Lana is a graduate of the San Diego Hypnosis Institute, Hypnosis for Health, and Transform Destiny certified in Clinical Hypnotherapy. She offers private customized sessions as well as group sessions and video programs for more confidence, increased self-worth, and finding purpose—all without willpower.

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Visit her web site at LanaMcAra.com to receive a free audio download “Throw Away Negative Thoughts in 7 Minutes or Less.”



Now Lana shares her insights with varied audiences, and talks about:



* A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON AGING

* HOW TO STOP SELF-SABOTAGE AND MAKE BETTER CHOICES

* COVERT NARCISSISM: THE CONFIDENCE KILLER NO ONE TALKS ABOUT

Bio

Mark Gerzon is one of the key architects of the field of global leadership and an experienced facilitator in high-conflict zones. He has advised a wide variety of organizations including the US Congress, multinational corporations, and UNDP. The author of numerous books, including Leading Through Conflict and Global Citizens, he is currently dividing his time between international leadership workshops and building a transpartisan movement in the USA.

Concerned about the increasing polarization in American communities, Mark has spent the last two decades working on the ideological frontier between Left and Right. He co-designed and served as head facilitator for the US Bipartisan Congressional Retreats in the late 1990s, and has spent the following years participating in a wide variety of efforts to deepen dialogue across the political spectrum. He is currently developing with this colleagues a multi-pronged strategy to build a transpartisan movement in the United States.

As President of Mediators Foundation, which he founded over 25 years ago, Mark has worked closely over the years with several projects that also advance the field of global citizenship. He founded the Conflict Transformation Collaborative, a network of peace-builders from around the world. He has also designed an interactive, awareness-raising workshop The Global Citizen Journey based on his most recent book, published in the USA under the title American Citizen, Global Citizen.

For four decades, Gerzon has been involved in global affairs first as a student (his junior year at Harvard was spent living and studying in seven countries around the world); then as a journalist (he co-founded WorldPaper, a global newspaper which reached a circulation of 1.5 million in five languages); next as a citizen diplomat (he worked for several years bringing together Soviet and American civic leaders to help end the Cold War); and now as a UN advisor in leadership development.

He lives with his wife Melissa Michaels in Boulder, Colorado, and has three sons and seven grandchildren.

Prof. Dr. Ervin Laszlo, twice nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, was born 1932 in Budapest, Hungary, founder and President of the Club of Budapest, was one of the first representatives in the area of systems philosophy and general theory of evolution. He published more than 70 books translated into as many as 18 languages. In the course of his long academic career as a professor for philosophy, systems philosophy and future sciences, he worked in teaching and research at a variety of reputable universities in the US, Europe, and the Far East. Laszlo publishes a quarterly scientific journal (WORLD FUTURES: The Journal of General Evolution) and a corresponding book series. He also edited a four-volume encyclopedia. Over 400 articles were published in newspapers and magazines worldwide, including the US, Europe, Japan, and China. His titles and distinctions include a Ph.D. in "Lettres et Sciences Humaines" from the Sorbonne in Paris, an "Artist Diploma" from the Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest, an honorary medal from the Kyung Hee University in Seoul, the title of honorary doctor in economic sciences of the Turku School of Economics and Business in Finland, as well as the title of honorary doctor in the area of human sciences of the Saybrook Institute in San Francisco. Together with his Finnish-born wife Carita he presently lives in a 400 years old converted farmhouse in Tuscany in the Pisa area.