Joan Borysenko
Pioneer in Integrative Medicine and Human Potential
With the publication of her New York Times bestseller Minding the Body, Mending the Mind in 1987 (updated with a forward by Dr. Andrew Weil in 2007), Joan Borysenko established herself as a pioneer in the field of integrative medicine. Trained as both a medical research scientist and health psychologist, she received her doctorate from the Harvard Medical School, where she also completed three post... MORE
Fees & Travel
| Keynote | $6,500 |
| Full or Half-Day | $9,500 |
Joan Borysenko travels from Boulder, Colorado and requires reimbursement of all expenses (coach airfare, airfare upgrades, lodging, meals, and transportation)
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Dr. Borysenko absolutely engaged the audience with her dynamic, thought-provoking concepts wrapped in her wonderful personal anecdotage.
Jane Callahan,
The Indianapolis Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
Minding the Body, Mending the Mind
The story of our life is reflected in the mirror of our body. A peaceful, fit, and happy reflection is the authentic foundation of health-care reform. While illness and wellness ultimately involve more... MORE
Saying Yes to Change
The world is in crisis, but you don’t have to be. We all know resilient people who bounce back from hardship and create their best lives. That’s the promise of change. Other people stress out and melt... MORE
Your Soul’s Compass: Tapping into Higher Creativity
Our planet is in jump-time, and old systems are breaking down. We have two choices: retreat into the past or open ourselves to the possible. To actualize a higher vision, we need to tap into a flow... MORE
Spirituality and Healing
One of the deepest forms of modern suffering is a sense of alienation from the deeper currents of life. The resultant feelings of emptiness often lead to hostility, depression, anxiety, addiction, prejudice... MORE
Banishing Burnout: From Stress to Strength
What happened to the idealism that brought you into health-care, the heart-opening delight of helping, healing, learning, and caring? Healthcare providers are notorious for taking care of everybody... MORE
It’s Not the End of the World: Developing Resilience in Times of Change
In this unprecedented time of change, our human response to uncertainty can lead either to suffering and stress, or to breakthrough personally and professionally. Times of change and crisis are opportunities... MORE
