Deeply committed to transforming the landscape of contemporary psychology and its applications in the real world, Jeanne earned her MA in Psychological Well Being at Lesley College and is currently working on her Ph.D. at the California Institute of Integral Studies (Integral & Transpersonal Psychology). Her dissertation examines pathways of complete recovery from the chronic post-traumatic stress disorder.

Jeanne built a successful coaching and consulting practice called Divine Play. Currently, she is the Research and Development Director at The McVety Grant and she teaches The Nia Technique at ACAC. Her voracious intellectual curiosity and comfort with listening for insight are complemented by her capacity for action and genuine care for other human beings. Jeanne continues to consult with service providers in designing and planning better outcomes through the three principles understanding.

Jeanne values a principle-based understanding that naturally improves listening and well being; increasing peace of mind, community satisfaction, and desirable outcomes. With twenty-six years of experience working with groups, Jeanne’s willingness to go straight to the heart of the problem, and not be afraid of anything, reaps great benefits at work, as a host on the radio show, Waking Up: The Neuroscience of Awareness and as a volunteer mediator & parent educator in Charlottesville, VA.