Dr. Judith Orloff, an Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at UCLA, has helped patients find emotional freedom for over 20 years. She synthesizes the pearls of traditional medicine with cutting edge knowledge of intuition, energy, and spirituality to achieve physical and emotional healing.

Dr. Orloff passionately asserts that we have the power to transform negative emotions and achieve inner peace. Her bestselling books, The Power of Surrender - Emotional Freedom - Second Sight, Positive Energy and Guide to Intuitive Healing offer readers practical strategies to overcome frustration, stress and worry.

Sharna works with clients internationally, helping them uncover the source of wounds and blockages so they can live freer, fuller and brighter lives. Using Reiki, meditation, and energy therapy, she facilitates a holistic journey toward healing. 

A Reiki Master, certified Say it Straight Communication Trainer, and certified Herbalist, Sharna also writes for MindBodyGreen on Reiki healing. A skilled and passionate teacher and facilitator, she has been leading groups, workshops and classes for over 15 years.

Jacob Nordby
Author, Artist

Jacob Nordby is a writer. He is also a starer-at-the-sky and breather and a hill walker and a sushi eater.

He wrote The Divine Arsonist - A Tale of Awakening and his most recent release, Blessed Are the Weird - A Manifesto for Creatives. He is actively plotting new novels and other projects. His work has been featured in compilation books with Dr. Bernie Siegel, James Van Praagh, Lisa McCourt, Jack Canfield, and others. 

Jacob is the proud father of three children who often leave the door open like they are trying to heat the whole damn neighborhood - and who have taught him about life, love, and acceptance.

Jacob is the founder and teacher of Creative UnBootcamp - A Course for Writers... and those who want to be. He offers intuitive coaching sessions that are designed to help people solve their creative puzzles. People often come to him for guidance on writing, but these sessions often extend into other areas as Jacob is convinced that "creativity is not something we put in a little room or a box and visit when it's convenient for us."