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“I assist people in understanding the importance of
being versus doing all the time. Stillness is our ally. Let’s
learn how to meet ourselves with sprinkles of kindness and
compassion, it softens things.”
Diane Israel, PhD was a successful professional triathlete and
runner for 15 years. She was the 1984 Colorado mountain
running champion and a world-class racer whose achievements
included winning the bronze medal at the Maccabiah Games in
Israel. After retiring from professional competition, she became a
psychotherapist specializing in domestic violence with offenders.
Diane is a professor in transpersonal psychology at Naropa
University in Boulder, Colorado. She is also a senior counselor at
Women's Quest, a mind-body-spirit adventure camp for women
and the co-owner of a Gyrotonic movement studio. A recovering
athletic bulimic, Diane counsels people in physical, mental and
spiritual integration. She has made it her mission to provide
strong support and guidance for others in the areas of body
image, nutrition and rekindling life's passions and direction.
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