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Sebastian Beckwith is a ranking American tea authority based in New York City where he is an owner of tea importer/distributor 
With extensive experience in both sports medicine and fitness, Dan Bornstein is one of the nation's most sought-after personal trainers - and is Dr. Weil's personal trainer. Through a combination of practical experience in strength training and Yoga, and advanced study of biomechanics and functional anatomy, Dan uses a unique blend of education, communication and motivation to develop programs designed to empower clients to improve their health. Visit his Web site at 
Lynne Bundesen is the author of 
When her life fell apart in her fifties, Sara Davidson, a New York Times best-selling author and lifelong friend of Dr. Weil, set out on a passionate quest to learn how to do the next years well. In Leap! What Will We Do with the Rest of our Lives? she reports on her own experience and that of 150 others, including icons such as Dr. Weil, Carly Simon, Tom Hayden, Ram Dass and Bebe Moore Campbell. She finds that everyone - no matter how much wealth or achievement they've attained - must go through "the narrows"(the transition to the next part of life). Among the topics she explores are: How does a high-powered person learn to walk down the ladder gracefully? How can women continue to be sensual and not touch-deprived? How do you roll with change - the single most important factor in whether you suffer or have joy in the years ahead? How can we arrange to grow old with our friends? For more information please 
Bill Douglas' work as Founder of the international health education event World T'ai Chi & Qigong Day (
After she was introduced to the ethical will in the early 1990s, Rachael Freed created Women's Legacies, developed a teaching model for adult learners and wrote Women's Lives, Women's Legacies, Passing Your Beliefs and Blessings to Future Generations. She is also the author of The Legacy Circle Facilitator's Guide, and The Women's Legacies Workbook for the Busy Woman (A Step by Step Guide for Creating a Spiritual-Ethical Will in 2 Hours or Less. Her passion for legacy comes from her intuitive knowing that her personal experience reflects women's universal yearning to belong, to be known, to be remembered, and to have her life make a difference. For more information, visit her Web site at 
Joy Gurgevich is the creator and director of 
Dr.Steven Gurgevich is a member of the faculty at the University of Arizona's College of Medicine, where he teaches mind/body medicine to physicians at Dr. Andrew Weil's Program In Integrative Medicine. He is a faculty member of the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, and he also trains physicians at the Pediatric Complementary and Alternative Medicine Center at the University of Arizona. His private practice, 
A 7th Dan Black Sash in the Korean martial and healing art of Hwa Rang Do, Taejoon Lee is the modern bearer of an ancient tradition of Hwarang Knights, who were scholar-warriors, who helped unify the Korean peninsula for a millenium. The eldest son of the founder of the Art, Chief Master Lee has spent nearly four decades training students in this devastatingly effective yet beautiful art. The goal is to gain self-mastery of one's body, but more important is achieving physical, mental, and spiritual balance under a strong ethical code.
Joshua Leeds
Ranked by Forbes as one of the "Top 5" most respected coaches in America, Richard is a best-selling author with over thirty years experience in coaching people to live and work on purpose. Founder and Chairman of The Inventure Group, a coaching and consulting firm that helps people discover the power of purpose, he is an internationally recognized coach who works with many leading organizations such as 3M, Boeing, Caterpillar, Ameriprise Financial, Pfizer, The American Leadership Forum and Habitat for Humanity. As a workshop leader, he has taught over 100,000 executives from 50 corporations worldwide. 
Dr. Michael Menke is the first chiropractor appointed to the faculty of the Program in Integrative Medicine founded by Dr. Andrew Weil in 1994. Dr. Menke is also an author, teacher, and researcher. He has worked to integrate manual medicine into healthcare systems, and he has published many articles on the subject. Dr. Menke also researches and works closely with medical physicians to provide patient care.
Monica Myklebust, M.D. is director of the University of Michigan Integrative Medicine Clinical Services in Ann Arbor. She is an Integrative Medicine consultant who offers care to adult individuals seeking fresh and comprehensive approaches to medical challenges and to optimal health. Her conventional training in Family Medicine at Mayo Clinic established a solid foundation for her further fellowship training in Integrative Medicine under Dr. Andrew Weil at the University of Arizona's Program in Integrative Medicine. Guiding people through the maze of choices in healthcare using the tools of compassion, evidence, and experience is one of Dr. Myklebust's goals. Communication with all providers of care is a priority, as is coordination of services. The weaving of science, culture, community and health has played a central role in her personal and professional development. For more information, see 
Jace Mortensen was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan on June 9, 1973. He graduated from Emerson College with a degree in Writing, Literature and Publishing in 1999. He began working as the gardener's assistant at Dr. Weil's Ranch in 2000. He left in May of 2001 to teach English in China and returned to work at the ranch in January of 2002. Six months later he left again, working first on archaeological digs and then as a rigger and stage hand in the theater. He turned a blind eye to his wanderlust and returned to the X9 Ranch as the head gardener in August of 2003 where he has remained ever since. Jace is a self-taught gardener who has been guided, mentored and sometimes scolded by Dr. Weil. Read Jace's articles in the 
Dr. Rubin Naiman is a psychologist and author who specializes in integrative sleep and dream medicine, which he approaches from both a scientific and a spiritual perspective. He serves as clinical assistant professor of medicine at the University of Arizona's Program in Integrative Medicine, directed by Dr. Andrew Weil. Dr. Naiman founded the sleep health program at Canyon Ranch in Tucson, Arizona, where he also maintains a private practice, which offers sleep consultations to people worldwide. Dr. Naiman is the author of "
Judith Orloff, M.D., is a psychiatrist and intuitive, and author of the new book 
Susan Piver is a New York Times bestselling author of The Hard Questions series and the founder of 
Dr. Marty Rossman is a pioneer in integrative medicine, combining acupuncture, nutrition, bodywork and mind/body medicine into his medical practice in Mill Valley, California since 1972. His work with guided imagery as a healing tool is internationally acclaimed, and the Academy for Guided Imagery, which he co-founded, has taught these methods to thousands of health professionals, including the Fellows at the Uinversity of Arizona Integrative Medicine program. Dr. Rossman is on the clinical faculty at the University of California at San Francisco Medical School, and is the author of Guided Imagery for Self-Healing, and Fighting Cancer from Within, two book and CD sets that teach people to use their mind/body connection to support health and healing, as well as numerous book chapters and CDs on the subject. He is also a popular keynote speaker and workshop leader. Visit 
Rebekah Rotstein is a New York City-based Pilates instructor who integrates functional anatomy and biomechanics principles into mind-body exercise. Her education began in the sports medicine department of Smith College working as a student athletic trainer after chronic injuries ended her ballet career. She trained at the Kane School of Core Integration in New York where she is now a member of the teacher training faculty and leads courses in Special Populations. Her focus is on post-injury recovery and neuromuscular reeducation. Rebekah is the founder of Incorporating Movement, through which she is hired to educate personal trainers and movement specialists and to teach workshops in the U.S and abroad. Rebekah also donates her time lecturing at New York Hospital (Cornell University) and Mt. Sinai Hospital. Visit