Male, age 57, married, three grown sons. Live in Buffalo Grove, IL  Practicing human chiropractor since 1981.  Graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1981. Certified by the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association.  Started working on horses in 1981.  Have conducted over 400 animal chiropractic technique seminars around the world.  Wrote three books on animal chiropractic technique that have sold over 100,000 copies.  Appeared on the Arsenio Hall Show, Good Morning America, Wall St. Journal, Fox Pet News, and the Disney Channel.

Jen Wittman is a trained chef, Holistic Health Expert and Vitality Coach, specializing in thyroid and autoimmune disorders. She provides one-of-a-kind, long-lasting health, lifestyle and career overhauls through her services The Healthy Plate and Thyroid Loving Care.   She is author and creator of The Radical TLC Solution.

Jill Ammon Vanderwood is an author and speaker from Utah. She is best known for her award winning, nonfiction books, What’s It Like, Living Green? Kids Teaching Kids, by the Way They Live and Drugs Make You Un-Smarter, co-authored with her teenage granddaughter, Savanna Peterson. This book was the winner of the Mom’s Choice Award.

Jen Wittman is a trained chef, Holistic Health Expert and Vitality Coach, specializing in thyroid and autoimmune disorders. She provides one-of-a-kind, long-lasting health, lifestyle and career overhauls through her services The Healthy Plate and Thyroid Loving Care.   She is author and creator of The Radical TLC Solution.

Jill Ammon Vanderwood is an author and speaker from Utah. She is best known for her award winning, nonfiction books, What’s It Like, Living Green? Kids Teaching Kids, by the Way They Live and Drugs Make You Un-Smarter, co-authored with her teenage granddaughter, Savanna Peterson. This book was the winner of the Mom’s Choice Award.

Allen Anderson and his wife Linda Anderson are best-selling authors of fifteen internationally distributed books about the spiritual benefits of pets and co-founders of Angel Animals Network. The Andersons’ 2006 book about animal rescue and Allen’s 2013 memoir, A Dog Named Leaf, won the prestigious American Society of Journalists & Authors Outstanding Book Awards.

 

Visit www.angelanimals.net/recentevents.html to view recent events andvisitwww.angelanimals.net/media.html to view media outlets, previous interviews, and our list of books.

Allen Anderson and his wife Linda Anderson are best-selling authors of fifteen internationally distributed books about the spiritual benefits of pets and co-founders of Angel Animals Network. The Andersons’ 2006 book about animal rescue and Allen’s 2013 memoir, A Dog Named Leaf, won the prestigious American Society of Journalists & Authors Outstanding Book Awards.

 

Visit www.angelanimals.net/recentevents.html to view recent events andvisitwww.angelanimals.net/media.html to view media outlets, previous interviews, and our list of books.

Abigail began her career as a paramedic right out of high school and 

quickly moved up to flight medic on a air ambulance helicopter. In 

2003 she was working on the medical helicopter when it crashed. 

Abigail was critically injured and had to undergo three lifesaving 

surgeries receiving over 400 stitches and over 200 staples.

The doctors told her family that she would not survive. After 6 weeks 

in the intensive care unit Abigail proved them wrong when she woke 

up. After another 3 months had passed, she walked out of the Hospital 

on her own.

After her recovery, Abigail concluded that life is too short and she 

wanted to still help people and show them that they can over come 

life's hurtles. At the same time, she intended to enjoy her precious gift 

of life. Through a odd twist of fate, Abigail became a professional model. 

Abigail has worked as a trade show model, modeled at fashion shows 

and even a spokes model promoting products, and services. She has 

done numerous modeling gigs for print as well.

The most precious event of her life was when she became a Bunny at 

the Playboy Club at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas Nevada. Since the 

closing of the very last Playboy club in the United States, Abigail has 

now has taken to becoming an actress. She has done numerous TV 

commercials, several TV shows and a role in a feature film. She is very 

active in her career, of acting, modeling, and public appearances.

Abigail began her career as a paramedic right out of high school and 

quickly moved up to flight medic on a air ambulance helicopter. In 

2003 she was working on the medical helicopter when it crashed. 

Abigail was critically injured and had to undergo three lifesaving 

surgeries receiving over 400 stitches and over 200 staples.

The doctors told her family that she would not survive. After 6 weeks 

in the intensive care unit Abigail proved them wrong when she woke 

up. After another 3 months had passed, she walked out of the Hospital 

on her own.

After her recovery, Abigail concluded that life is too short and she 

wanted to still help people and show them that they can over come 

life's hurtles. At the same time, she intended to enjoy her precious gift 

of life. Through a odd twist of fate, Abigail became a professional model. 

Abigail has worked as a trade show model, modeled at fashion shows 

and even a spokes model promoting products, and services. She has 

done numerous modeling gigs for print as well.

The most precious event of her life was when she became a Bunny at 

the Playboy Club at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas Nevada. Since the 

closing of the very last Playboy club in the United States, Abigail has 

now has taken to becoming an actress. She has done numerous TV 

commercials, several TV shows and a role in a feature film. She is very 

active in her career, of acting, modeling, and public appearances.

In the late 1990s, Kyle turned his attention to therapeutic work. With training in Ericksonian Psychotherapy,  Neuro-Linguistic-Programming (NLP), Thought Field Therapy (TFT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and counselling, Kyle began working and innovating in the therapeutic environment focussing on depression and anxiety disorders.

In 2003 Kyle broadened the scope of his work from a cognitive-mind centred approach to encompass a more body-centred approach. He continued to work with depression, anxiety and panic disorder, and also began to specialise in treating physical conditions including Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, ME, Fibromyalgia, Post Viral Fatigue, Multiple Sclerosis, Autoimmune conditions, Lyme Disease, and Irritable Bowel Syndrome. From 2004 to 2011, Kyle was a Director and co-developer of Mickel Therapy, where he played a key role in the training, supervision and management of therapists.

Kyle’s fascination with the energetic interconnectedness of life has driven him to further expand his work to meld the metaphysical with the scientific, and to develop a complete body-mind-spirit model of healing. He has developed cutting edge, transformational modalities that encompass behavioural change, core level belief change, vibrational (energetic) healing with sound and touch, and self-empowerment.

In the late 1990s, Kyle turned his attention to therapeutic work. With training in Ericksonian Psychotherapy,  Neuro-Linguistic-Programming (NLP), Thought Field Therapy (TFT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and counselling, Kyle began working and innovating in the therapeutic environment focussing on depression and anxiety disorders.

In 2003 Kyle broadened the scope of his work from a cognitive-mind centred approach to encompass a more body-centred approach. He continued to work with depression, anxiety and panic disorder, and also began to specialise in treating physical conditions including Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, ME, Fibromyalgia, Post Viral Fatigue, Multiple Sclerosis, Autoimmune conditions, Lyme Disease, and Irritable Bowel Syndrome. From 2004 to 2011, Kyle was a Director and co-developer of Mickel Therapy, where he played a key role in the training, supervision and management of therapists.

Kyle’s fascination with the energetic interconnectedness of life has driven him to further expand his work to meld the metaphysical with the scientific, and to develop a complete body-mind-spirit model of healing. He has developed cutting edge, transformational modalities that encompass behavioural change, core level belief change, vibrational (energetic) healing with sound and touch, and self-empowerment.

Wendy Dolber has been involved in Option Method training and consultation since the early 1970s. She was associated with Bruce Di Marsico for more than 25 years as his student, associate, and close friend. Option Method forms the centerpiece of Wendy’s life both in her work as a leading bond analyst, her private life and her work with Option Method students all over the world. Wendy is working on expanding the work of Bruce Di Marsico through two additional books and a training program. Through the years, she has written about the Option Method, most recently on OptionMethodNetwork.com. She also contributed to The Option Method: Unlock Your Happiness With Five Simple Questions, by Bruce Di Marsico, a posthumous publication edited by Deborah Mendel, Bruce’s widow. Wendy has received recognition from The New Jersey State Council on the Arts for fiction writing.