As an experienced speaker, Heidi has been featured at many national and global conferences, including the Fortune Magazine Most Powerful Women in Business Summit, ESPN Women's Leadership Summit, and the Million Dollar Round Table. Heidi is CEO and founder of SYNERGY, an integrative neuroscience partnership that provides brain-based training for individuals and organizations. She is also a frequent lecturer Canyon Ranch Resort and Spa in Tucson, Arizona. Heidi's publications include the NY Times best selling book The Sharp Solution, Stressaholic, Recharge and Relax Your Fat Off.

At the Artistry of Change we activate people in high pressure careers to build the kind of mental and emotional resiliency that makes them indispensable to those they serve helping them move from being contracted and fearful around change to creatively flowing with change. We focus on visionary leaders in such areas as Personal Growth - Human Potential - Health & Wellness – HR, soft skills Professional Development. We show visionary leaders how to train their brains for high performance and how to create presentations that rock people’s worlds, open minds, and inspire people to take action on your message.

Dr. Michelle Cleere Dr. Michelle's passion is unlocking the power of the mind so that elite performers can play better and happier. She coaches athletes, musicians, academicians, business leaders and other people who need to perform consistently at a high level. Performance Psychology Ph.D. Dr. Michelle holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and a M.A. in Sports Psychology. She serves on the faculty of JFK University. Her research focuses on how the mind can be trained to improve performance and endurance. Her competitive spirit as a college basketball player and amateur triathlete inspired her to explore sports psychology to improve her own performance. Her big a-ha moment came in 1997 when coaching a team of amateur triathletes, most of whom were beginners. Simple mental skill training, perspective shifts and emotional support yielded almost magical results across the team. People who hated running learned to power up hills with mantras. People who were terrified of swimming in open water overcame their fear with visualizations. Everyone completed their race-including the woman who showed up to the first practice with a snorkel mask and fins-and most kept competing. Since then, Dr. Michelle has helped hundreds of athletes who compete in sports that require a high degree of mental endurance and toughness such as tennis, golf, triathlon, marathon, cycling and beach volleyball. She has also worked with concert musicians, academics competing for tenure and business executives. Collaborations and Publications Dr. Michelle collaborates with Dr. Oz, the National Academy of Sports Medicine and Sharecare. She writes about elite performance and the mind-body connection for Triathlete Magazine, USA Triathlon, United States Professional Tennis Association, Professional Tennis Registry. She has authored two books: Shifting Gears: How Women Triathletes Balance Life with Sport and The Experience of Participating in a Triathlon.

Elisha Goldstein, Ph.D., has a private practice in West Los Angeles. He is author of The Now Effect: How this Moment Can Change the Rest of Your Life and coauthor of A Mindfulness‑Based Stress Reduction Workbook. His is also author of the the Mindful Solutions audio series and the Mindfulness at Work program that is currently being taught in many multinational corporations. He is the founder of the Mindfulness and Psychotherapy column on Psychcentral.com and a frequent contributor on the Huffington Post and Mentalhelp.net. He has also given workshops, radio interviews, and lectures in multiple settings on the therapeutic benefits of mindfulness including the Psychotherapy Networker, FACES conference, the Mindfulness and Psychotherapy conference at UCLA headlining Thich Nhat Hanh, Jack Kornfield, Dan Siegel, and Trudy Goodman, among others. He the lives in Santa Monica, California.

Donna is the Founder and President of Recovery is Possible, a local non-profit that addresses education and recovery principles for those with mental illness. She uses her personal story of 30 years living with mental illness and single motherhood as an example for others to learn from. She is an Advocate, Professional Trainer and Public Speaker through her company BiPolar USA that trains and educates licensed professionals on how to work with clients on resiliency and wellness. BiPolar USA offers private case management and in-home peer support for those with mental illness and their families. She is a State Trainer for NAMI Texas with the Peer to Peer Program, a State Trainer for Via Hope Certified Peer Specialist Program, NAMI Provider Facilitator, Peer Mentor and Coach and Peer support group facilitator with The Gather Place. She provides Peer Support Classes at the Montgomery County Mental Health Facility for the incompetent by providing Mental Health Education to those in the jail and prison system. She can be reached by email [email protected]

Self Esteem is the stepchild of Illness, communication problems, depression, dysfunction, addictions, co-dependency and the like. Raise your own esteem and the world will change before your eyes. Joanne Salsbury has authored and published 2 books to date: The first book is “The Many Faces of Self Esteem” and the follow up is “Obtaining The Pearl”. Joanne’s goal is to transform the world by starting with one self… bring order to your own internal chaos and the chaos of the world will disappear. Joanne is originally from Portsmouth, Ohio. Attended Univ. of Cincinnati with MBA in Human Development, BBA in Business Admin. Public speaker and seminar facilitator for about 30 years on Self Esteem. Presently works in Behavioral Health in San Diego, CA.