Susan Kersey, Co-Facilitator for Natural Rhythms
Susan, Holistic Educational Wellness Consultant, has been a registered nurse and nursing instructor specializing in Holistic nursing, geriatrics, mental health and hospice for the past 34 years. She is a humanitarian skilled at weaving spirit into matter, utilizing the healing art of Natural Rhythms™ As a facilitator, Susan brings her own healing lessons through the Spirit of the Medicine Woman; she assists others in bridging their inner knowing into creative aliveness. Her love for Earth and Her creatures was nurtured by growing up in the Old South where people were connected to the rhythms of nature everyday.

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Betty Brown is an avid learner and facilitator to learning who is growing long in the tooth with purpose. She has designed and delivered multi-media team training, workshops on positive attitude during job transitions, and, recently managed an organization that helped others make life stage transitions. Following an MBA from NYU she has had a successful business career and also survived cancer and the raising of two sons. No comment on which was more difficult.

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Joyce Dillon, RN, MN is a coach, facilitator, author and CEO of Healthy Living and Balance. She is a pioneer in the field of wellness, empowerment, midlife transition and energy medicine. With over 20 years of experience as a transformative educator and energy practitioner, Joyce has trained with a wide variety of teachers from all corners of the globe in the fields of psychology, spirituality, energy, holistic healing and transformation. She is currently starting on her doctoral program for her Ph.D. in Transformative Learning & Change at the California Institute of Integral Studies.

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Caroline Dott, PhD, LCSW, CGP, is a Midlife Specialist, Psychotherapist and Educational Speaker in private practice in Atlanta. Drawing on her doctoral research of midlife women, 35+ years of professional experience, and living personally in a prototypical "midlife family," Dr. Dott guides midlife adults through the most significant stage of their lives with extensive knowledge and loving support. She is a dynamic presenter on the vicissitudes of the exhilarating "midlife journey."

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Cherie E. Lyon is in private practice as a Certified Reiki Master, integrating body-centered techniques, mindfulness, vibrational healing & acupressure, along with empowerment circles, ritual and ceremonies. Her mission is promoting education & support for a holistic mind, body & spirit. Cherie’s intention is to support others in shifting the vibration in themselves to align with nature, thus assisting in a vibrational shift for the world. Her devotion is to the survival of the ancient mystery knowledge, and training to fulfill the goal of honoring tribal practices and the Shaman’s art of healing.

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Kathleen McCormack is president of Career Services Unlimited,
a transition coaching practice based on her more than twenty years of human resource development experience. Her background includes recruiting, team building, career counseling, and training for companies like Aetna, Metropolitan Life, Contel, General Electric, and Prudential.

Kathleen founded the Stepping Stones program for Bucks County Community College’s mature students, and provides life skills, study preparation skills, and access to community resources.

Kathleen earned her masters in Human Resource Development at Georgia State University, where she also received a graduate level certificate in Gerontology. She developed several workshops that were offered at Kennesaw State University: “ReTooling for Reentry”, “There is Employment After Relocation”, and “ReTooling for Teachers” in the Atlanta area.

Kathleen authored “Tips for Creating your Second Career” and “Tips for Creating Your Own Retirement” with Amy Rust, and recently completed “Tips for Starting Your Own Business”. She recently wrote a guide, “Framing Your Future: Transforming Retirement with Extended Life Options” for United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona with a team of two colleagues.