Creative Wellbeing Specialization for Mindfulness, Productivity

Jessica Dance is a UK-based artist, designer, and life coach. After completing a degree in fashion studies at Bournemouth Arts Institute, she went on to make luxury handmade jewelry and props for fashion shoots, as well as miniature interiors. After many years in the creative industry, she trained to be a life coach and combined her experience and passion for art and business with her deep interest in psychology. She runs a coaching business specializing in empowering creative entrepreneurs to build lives and businesses that are joyful, impactful, and financially sustainable.

Throughout her career, Jessica has worked with industry giants such as British Vogue, Christian Louboutin, BBC, Mulberry, Volkswagen, ITV, and The Washington Post. Her work was featured in the collaborative project Vogue X Barbie when she built the iconic Barbie Dream House. She’s also been featured in Stylist, GQ, and Harper's Bazaar.

Michael Galyon is a well-known mindfulness and meditation coach based in New York. Throughout his career, he has worked with major companies and public figures, helping individuals and organizations cultivate more mindful, compassionate environments.

Michael is the author of the book Let It Settle and the host of the podcast Letting It Settle with Michael Galyon, where he shares mindfulness techniques for living a calmer, more connected life. His experience ranges from one-on-one coaching sessions to meditation retreats around the world, always focused on promoting emotional and mental well-being.

Tsering Carola Guzman is a guide and creator dedicated to wellbeing, mindfulness, and personal growth. With over 20 years of experience in contemplative practices and human behavior, she combines Buddhist philosophy, psychology, and self-care tools to help individuals and families live with greater clarity and purpose.

She has led workshops, talks, and retreats in multiple countries, focusing on conscious parenting, compassionate leadership, and creativity as a path for growth. Through projects like Dharma Parents, Dharma Kids, and Elephant Garden, she fosters communities that promote presence, sustainability, and emotional learning from an early age.

Additionally, she shares reflections and practices on her blog OM Curated and in her podcast Nectar Corazón, inviting people to live a more balanced, authentic, and meaningful life.

Mascha Davis is a registered dietitian nutritionist, humanitarian, and founder of Nomadista Nutrition, a private practice based in Los Angeles. With over a decade of experience in nutritional science and public health, she helps individuals and companies optimize their well-being through evidence-based nutrition and Nutrigenomics. Her work has been featured in TIME, CNN, The Washington Post, and Women’s Health, among many others.

Before launching her practice, Mascha spent five years in Africa developing programs to combat malnutrition in women and children — a mission she shared in her TEDx talk. She is also the author of Eat Your Vitamins (Simon & Schuster), where she shares practical tools for living a truly healthy life. Through her brand, Nomadista Nutrition, Mascha continues to inspire others to nourish their bodies and thrive from the inside out.

Dr. Anita Johnston is a depth psychologist, author, and internationally recognized expert in eating psychology. Raised in a multi-ethnic family on the island of Guam, she was deeply influenced by a lineage of strong women leaders who used storytelling as a powerful tool for teaching, healing, and social change. This early foundation shaped her lifelong belief that when we recognize suffering or imbalance, we are called to respond with awareness and action.

In the early 1980s, after recognizing a critical lack of resources for women struggling with eating disorders in Hawaii, she co-founded the Anorexia & Bulimia Center of Hawaii. Through decades of clinical work, she discovered that beneath disordered eating often lies a profound sensitivity, intuition, and perceptiveness that had been misunderstood or dismissed. Drawing from archetypal psychology, indigenous wisdom, and modern neuroscience, Dr. Johnston developed a symbolic, story-based approach to healing. She is the author of Eating in the Light of the Moon, published in seven languages, and the founder of Ai Pono Hawaii and the Light of the Moon Café. Her work continues to illuminate the deeper emotional and cultural roots of our struggles with food, creativity, and self-expression.

Vanessa Gonçalves is a passionate and charismatic Venezuelan-born yoga instructor, adept in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, with a rich background in Public Relations. Grounded in personal experience, she embraced yoga, mindfulness, and breathwork as powerful tools to counter anxiety and depression, and now shares this healing journey as a testament to their transformative benefits

Vanessa holds multiple distinguished certifications, including RYT 200 in Hatha and Ahana Flow, RYT 75 in Jivamukti, RYT 300 in 7 Doors, and training in Vedic Thai Bodywork, and possesses deep expertise across Hatha, Vinyasa, Jivamukti, and Restorative yoga styles. Her classes are woven with mindful alignment, hands-on support, and clear anatomical understanding, fostering safe, inclusive practices for a wide range of students.

Beyond leading transformative group sessions, Vanessa is the creator and host of the On Balance Podcast, where she merges her roles as a dentist, mindfulness expert, and former Miss Venezuela to explore self-awareness, conscious breathing, and emotional resilience alongside renowned guests
Her mission is to help individuals reconnect with their true selves by cultivating presence, nurturing emotional well‑being, and balancing body, mind, and spirit, both on and off the mat