Speaking

One of the most popular topics for speaking engagements is a user-friendly application of mindfulness I developed called the Two-Screen Method®, which shows you what to do inside your head to diffuse challenging thoughts and feelings. In addition to the more traditional audiences for a psychologist—graduate schools and professional conferences—I receive frequent requests from the business community and large churches. These groups are naturally drawn to a method that allows for the practical application of mindfulness principles in everyday life, for everyday challenges.

In March of 2017, for example, I conducted an international webinar for the Young President’s Organization (YPO) entitled, Using the Two-Screen Method® to Stop Worrying and Apply Mindfulness in Everyday Life.

With respect to the faith community, regardless of the topic matter (anxiety, breaking the porn cycle, marital intimacy, etc.), the Two-Screen Method is a needed and requested part of the presentation. Churches are hungry for ways to make less powerful those thoughts and feelings which draw them away from God and a faith-based life. The Two-Screen Method gives them a platform to diffuse problematic thoughts and feelings, while at the same time increasing their ability to redirect attention and life energy to matters of faith—attuning to God’s presence, letting go, moving into spiritual surrender, and engaging in Loving-Action.