Mitchell Feigenberg is a Master Facilitator and adult experiential learning architect who has created and delivered personal development courses, communication classes, and organizational success programs throughout the Americas, Asia, Europe and Australia. He has worked with children and young adults in multi-cultural family and teen empowerment programs in Hong Kong, China and the United States. His extensive experience in managing training and consulting organizations, and his work with private companies, community service organizations and government, have made him a world-class expert in adult education.

Mitchell studied at the University of California, Santa Cruz, where he received a Bachelor’s Degree in political theory and theater, and at the University of California, Berkeley, where he earned a Master’s Degree in Public Policy. He later completed Advanced Economic Studies at the Foreign Service Institute of the U.S. Department of State. Mitchell was also awarded a lifetime teaching certificate from the California Community Colleges.

A partial listing of his corporate clients includes:

Dr. Inna Rozentsvit is a neurologist and neurorehabilitation specialist with 30 years experience, trained in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy, with extensive experience in brain trauma, autoimmune neurological and neuropsychiatric conditions. She is a founder of Neurorecovery Solutions, Inc., a non-profit organization which helps the neurologically impaired and their caregivers in their often heart-breaking journey to well-being. This endeavor of 15 plus years has brought Dr. Rozentsvit (Inna) great insights: healing is a family affair, and healthy relationships heal any trauma.

Inna is also an educator who works with children and adults with learning and emotional disabilities. She applies an interdisciplinary approach that uses her knowledge of neurology, basic sciences, neurosciences, mental health, and pedagogy to solve puzzles of miscommunications in the every-day interactions of these children and adults with their parents and significant others.

Dr. Rozentsvit is the scientific faculty member, programs director, and administrator of the Object Relations Institute for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy (ORI) in NYC. Her courses on Neurobiology for Psychoanalysts and Psychotherapists and the Parent-Child Development Program  at ORI are extremely popular with mental health professionals.

Inna is passionate about people and supporting their possibilities. This passion led her to founding two publishing companies, the ORI Academic Press and the MindMend Publishing Co., as well as MindConsiliums, a trans-disciplinary journal focused on cross-pollination of knowledge and experience from various mental health, medical, and scientific fields. Her blog Neuro-Psycho-Education reflects her dedication to Brain/Mind matters and her belief in everyone’s power to be fulfilled, creative, generous, and connected.

Official website: www.innarozentsvit.com