2023 Workshop Presenters

Anna Sun Choi
Anna Sun Choi, singer songwriter, energy coach, Forbes author, and TEDx speaker, serves high-achieving, creative, conscious business leaders who want to quiet the mind chatter, cut through distractions, and tap into boundless energy in order to catalyze a tipping point for global enlightenment. Her 20 years of energy coaching blends ancient wisdom, energy mastery, and brain education as a Dahn master healer, Korean qigong yoga instructor, Awakened Life meditation teacher, and taekwondo martial artist. Choi was a former Self-Expression & Leadership Program leader for seven years and has participated at Landmark since 2006.

Andrea Parker Swenson
As a Landmark leader, Andrea Parker Swenson has a broad range of experience in developing and delivering programs designed to maximize self-discovery and personal performance. She has more than eight years experience as a Landmark personal coach and 14 years leading Landmark’s programs as a seminar leader. Andrea’s passion is being able to empower people in fulfilling on what is in their heart to create, living a life of fulfillment, joy, and freedom.

Andy Monks
Andy Monks is a staff member for Landmark as a personal performance coach for the Wisdom Course Area and a Wisdom Unlimited course leader for Australia and New Zealand. He began his career as an artist 20 years ago in educational games, going on to become a 3D artist with artistic and leadership roles on films like the Academy Award-winning “Happy Feet.” Monks has run his own creative studio working on projects from board games to 3D printed toys. He also creates works of art in multiple media. He lives in Brisbane, Australia, with his wife Mal and daughter Sienna.

Amrit Kendrick
Amrit Kendrick is part of the team who hosts Inquiries of the Social Commons calls. She lives in Perth, Western Australia, and frequents the picturesque shoreline of the Indian Ocean often with her husband Gary and their dog Ivan. She has had a range of Landmark accountabilities since 2007, including staff member, Team Management & Leadership Program classroom leader and Assisting Team Leader for the Wisdom Unlimited course. She continues to inquire into a commitment for all humans to have a deep appreciation for and curiosity about this planet.

Ariela Marshall
Ariela Marshall is a former Landmark staff member, former leader of Introductions to The Landmark Forum, having led to more than 300 people. She was the source person for the Causing the Miraculous event and was on the Data Team for Landmark’s Online Program Division. She has written a report from the field for two issues of the Journal of the Conference for Global Transformation and was a workshop presenter for two conferences. She is currently a custodian for the Inquiries of the Social Commons hosts the Contribution, Living as a Created Self and Public Persona inquires.

Barbara La Valleur
Barbara La Valleur, participating in Landmark programs since 1995, is currently in the Wisdom Leading Inquiries program of the Landmark Academy and a custodian of the Inquiries of the Social Commons. She previously was a senior facilitator in training, Landmark staff member, seminar leader, Self-Expression & Leadership Program leader and leader of Introductions to The Landmark Forum. An international photojournalist, she lived in Europe for 20 years, freelancing for seven German newspapers. Barbara has two daughters, Andrea La Valleur-Purvis and Claire Shaw, and lives with her husband Arnie Bigbee in Edina, Minnesota. Barbara has received the Edina mayor’s Individual Service Commendation.

Bob Mueller
Bob Mueller has been a stand for and commitment to create “organization transformation” as an established practice globally since 1980.  He has been an executive leader, transforming several Fortune 500 companies such as Ford Motor Company and Magma Copper company as well as building consulting practices for several transformational consulting firms including Vanto Group.  He has shared his transformational consulting experience and distinctions with companies and academic institutions globally for the past 40 years.  Mueller currently mentors more than 30 global leaders in organizations, entrepreneurial start-ups, and academia across five continents.

Carey Gister
Carey Gister currently participates in the Landmark Academy in the Wisdom Leading Inquiries program. He is the host of the Social Commons inquiry on Tuesday afternoons at 4:00 p.m. Pacific time. He first participated in The Landmark Forum in September 1985 and the Wisdom Unlimited course in the early 1990s. He was one of the founding members of the Team Management & Leadership Program, was a leader of Introductions to The Landmark Forum for many years and a seminar leader for two years in San Francisco and Seattle. He lives in Marin Country, California, is married and has 14-year-old twins, who have participated in The Landmark Forum for Young People.

Carol Winkler
Carol Winkler’s life has always been about communication. As a speech-language pathologist, she began her career working with young children. In her doctoral work at University of Texas, she conducted significant research into the effects of language on personal identity. After participating in The Landmark Forum, she became a sought-after coach, consultant and Mission Control workshop leader. Winkler’s time with Landmark spans almost 30 years. She was an introduction leader and seminar leader for four of those years. She completed the book The Magic of Modern Art with Robyn Jamison and continues to love fulfilling the vision.

Céline Bouquerel
After graduating in finance and spending most of her career in corporate consulting, Céline Bouquerel chose, at age 50, to emigrate to Quebec with her daughter and to go back to university to learn more about social innovation as a means to contribute to social and environmental transformation. She is currently researching impact evaluation and the conditions of stakeholders’ empowerment at HEC Montreal, the graduate business school of University of Montreal. She is profoundly interested in how we can prepare for climate change and transform the Western social and economic model.

Chris Kirtz
Chris Kirtz did the first est Training in Washington D.C. in April of 1975. He started assisting at Landmark immediately thereafter and has never stopped. He considers himself a “lifer” and has held virtually every role in Landmark’s Assisting Program, taken every Landmark course or program and led a few as well. He considers being a custodian of the Inquiries of the Social Commons a perfect fit from which to train and develop himself as a “listener” and contribute to a world that works for everyone with no one and nothing left out.

Dave Flattery
Dave Flattery leads strategic initiatives for one of the business units of DuPont. He holds a six sigma master black belt designation and teaches and leads programs in statistics, data analysis, and process improvement. This is his fourth year of participation on the State of the World Scorecard. He has previously presented a poster and co-led a workshop at the Conference for Global Transformation, inquiring into listening of others in the domains of religious beliefs, agnosticism, and atheism. Flattery is committed to thriving and prosperous communities and serves on the board of the Santa Barbara United Way.

David Novell
David Novell is a building contractor and part-time musician living in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains. He and his wife Sue have been married for more than 50 years and celebrate their family of two sons and three grandchildren. David and Sue are active in the community theater in North Fork, and David is a founding member of the musical group Sugar Pine, which entertains at the Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad in Fish Camp, California. David and Sue have been involved with transformational work since they did the est Training together in 1982.

Diane Dickey
Diane Dickey is a custodian of the Inquiries of the Social Commons. She sees life as a continual inquiry into transformation, power, and contribution. She creates worlds and spaces of beauty whether it is with art or in conversation. She loves her family and is a wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and a native Texan. Her promise for the world is: A World of Unlimited Ongoing Growth and Development by the Year 2030.

Dræyk van der Hørn
Dræyk van der Hørn lives in an ecovillage on the north coast of Scotland. He is a county councillor, representing the Scottish Green Party and passionate about participatory democracy. He is a director of a local food business, a chef, and manages the Edible Woodland Garden for a local trust. He is currently working on a book of speculative fiction and is a celebrant, minister and Druid. His commitment: A community of humankind standing shoulder to shoulder within and alongside the natural world, with all beings both seen and unseen.

Emma Hilton-Clarke
Emma Hilton-Clarke is a staff member for Landmark as a personal performance coach and a leader of The Introduction Leaders Program. She has been a staff member for more than 15 years and leader of The Introduction Leaders Program for more than 12 years. With a long history of empowering and coaching people including CEOs, entrepreneurs, farmers, parents, students, musicians, and professional athletes, and having them succeed in life beyond their wildest dreams; Hilton-Clarke loves nothing more than empowering graduates to be great out in the world with amazing lives! She prides herself on living life from anything’s possible.

Jim Fowler
Jim Fowler, songwriter and music teacher for more than 20 years, earned a bachelor’s degree in music from Sonoma State College and is a former member of West Coast Songwriters Association. Recognition for his songs include airtime on National Public Radio in the United States and association awards. He founded Asomase – A School of Music and Self-Expression and has taught more than 300 students as well as 10 levels of elementary- and secondary-school music classes. He has participated in the programs of Landmark and its predecessors since 1972 and has collaborated on several music/video/art projects for the Conference for Global Transformation.

Fatima Lemus
Fatima Lemus is a daughter, big sister to two brothers, an aunt, a loving partner and caring friend to many. She is a self-proclaimed play facilitator with two decades of practice as a family wellness and empowerment coach. Her commitment, promise and contribution to the world is “we be love and we love us.” She is known in the Los Angeles area as a social diva for her capacity to create social gatherings where community experiences play, connection, awe, and love. Her favorite motto to live by is “play at work and work at play.”

Geoffrey Fenn
Geoffrey Fenn is an agricultural scientist by training who, after 25 years of research in government agencies, set off on a journey of private enterprise including information management and internet marketing, before finding himself back in research and development in soil and water. His commitment to the world is to promote and facilitate an adequate supply of fresh water, sustainably sourced and affordable for everyone. He has created a business using new technologies to maximize cost-effectiveness at the same time as reducing energy and water use in drainage, irrigation, and groundwater recharge.

Glenn Greenidge
Glenn Greenidge started his personal development in 1981, attending and volunteering in leadership positions at what is now Landmark. He co-founded People of African Descent Empowerment Group in 1990, with its initial mission of promoting leadership and training for people of African descent. Greenidge is currently executive director of Sutphin Boulevard Business Improvement District in Jamaica, New York, chair of Queens Economic Development Committee, and board chairman of Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center. He has been a facilitator for the International Black Summit for 25 years. He is also a caregiver to his 96-year-young mother.

Heather Shapter
Heather Shapter is the executive director of Crossroads International, which works with local partners in Sub-Saharan Africa to advance rights, reduce poverty and increase access to justice for one million women and girls. She has held leadership roles in some of the world’s most respected international non-governmental organizations, in the Caribbean, Africa, Russia, the Middle East and Southeast Asia. She has also been active in the Wisdom community for the past 20 years in Toronto, where she lives with her husband Gerry and her two sons.

Jane Best Grandbouche
Jane Best Grandbouche led courses and programs for Landmark for 25 years including the Wisdom Course for 12 years. Her passions include the environment and transformation. She is an avid gardener who has grown and/or planted over 100,000 trees, plants and flowers and has been a student of yoga and meditation for the past 45 years. Along with her husband Brad, they have a wholesale book business, a consulting practice and reside on 10 beautiful, lush acres in Sarasota, Florida. She has 2 daughters and 3 grand-daughters.

John Corbiere
John Corbiere has been participating at Landmark since 1975. He was an Episcopal priest for 33 years, graduating from Yale Divinity School and serving parishes and church schools up and down the East Coast. He is a past Landmark staff member and participated extensively with The Hunger Project and the Mastery Foundation, traveling to West Africa and Ireland in support of the transformational work of these organizations. He is presently part of the Listener Team in the Wisdom Course Area, providing the Conversation for the Difference you Make. He resides in Salisbury, Connecticut.

Larry Franz
Larry Franz is the director of Landmark’s Personal Coaching Division and has been a personal performance coach since the division’s founding in 2011. He is passionate about working with people and is fully committed to their success in realizing what matters to them. He has led Landmark’s programs since 2000, empowering graduates’ leadership and their commitment to contribute to others, and has trained thousands of people to fulfill their personal and leadership goals. He has founded successful businesses, been the director of training for a real estate company, a real estate licensing program and been a consultant for non-profit organizations.

Peter DeFreitas
Peter DeFreitas is a Landmark graduate since 1997, a Wisdom graduate since 2002. He currently designs special occasion dressing and costumes for Canadian Olympic skaters when he is not leading the Wisdom Unlimited course in Canada.

Janet Lester
Janet Lester is a rare bird with a bachelor’s degree in rehabilitation, a combined degree in occupational therapy and physical therapy. She worked in hospitals in intensive care. She loved teaching and mentoring physiotherapy students and nurses and providing innovative care. Before retiring in 2006, she worked with a multidisciplinary team committed to transforming issues of communication in critical care. She took The Landmark Forum in 2007. She later joined Innovative Events Management, producing Werner Erhard’s Being A Leader and the Effective Exercise of Leadership around the world. She was the Inquiry Explorations program coordinator from its inception.

Joan Bordow
While Joan Bordow wears well-loved sweats most of the time, she has an extensive and unique wardrobe for dress-up. She led the Wisdom Unlimited course for more than 20 years, as well as a host of other programs for Landmark. As an author, she wrote eight books. As a mother, she has three children and three grandchildren, and has been married for 50 years. She says she lives a blessed life, due to the generosity and brilliance of her community.

John Hewson
John Hewson has lived in Qathet area of British Columbia, Canada, for four years. A native of the United Kingdom, who’s dominant colonization strategies impacted Turtle Island in Canada. Living in Qathet (meaning working together) alongside Tla’amin Nation people, attending Truth and Reconciliation events, being curious as to how these travesties occurred, Hewson has dedicated the last 18 months studying this subject and writing a paper on the same as well as participating in several creative and educational projects, including the World Academy for the Future of Women, University of British Columbia partnership, empowering indigenous women’s leadership.

Kathryn Stroehlein
Kathryn Stroehlein has been participating at Landmark for 13 years. Grateful she participated in The Landmark Forum, where she accessed that everything she dreamed of was on the other side of fear. She has been married for 40 years to a kind and supportive husband, has two sons and four grandchildren. Stroehlein is a gardener, Reiki master and Artistic Hair designer and is trained as a medium. Her commitment is being with everything through the gift of an open heart, love, and connection.

Kirk Laughton
Kirk Laughton was a professional French horn player for nine years. Taking the est Training in 1981 gave him the freedom to reinvent himself. With no background in business, he started a mail-order company in the basement of his house. It has evolved into two successful lighting companies that are run by Laughton and his daughter. Top Brass Lighting and Numera Lighting are on track to have more than $5 million in sales this year.

Liz Allen
Liz Allen has been a hospital chaplain for 22 years. Her special interests/training includes certification in grief, preventing burnout for caregivers, staff well-being, mental health, and humor. She lives on campus in Madison, Wisconsin, with her therapy dog Charlie. Her first career was in occupational therapy. She also did improvisation training at Second City in Chicago.

Lori Wostl
Lori Wostl is a senior facilitator, which means she leads the Wisdom Unlimited course in the facilitated format. In her spare time, Wostly writes romance novels. She has three published novels on Amazon. She is currently renovating a home and organizing a land trust for an old-growth forest on her property in the Pacific Northwest. She first participated in this work in 1977, was on Landmark’s staff in Colorado for five years, and has been trained by Brian Regnier to lead the Wisdom courses for Elders.

Lorraine “Dr. Rain” Warren
Lorraine “Dr. Rain” Warren has pursued personal growth and development throughout her life. She began her Landmark work in 1992 and has engaged in transformational work covering a wide range of disciplines. She has served as a volunteer in diverse communities from political campaigns, youth mentorship programs, restorative justice initiatives, and being a “cuddler” of infants in hospitals. Warren has served as a facilitator of the International Black Summit for the last 30 years. She has received international recognition for her work in peace building and social justice. She is currently a caregiver for her 90-year-young mother.

Mark Krauss
Mark Krauss is a custodian of the Inquiries of the Social Commons, a husband of 43 years, father, grandfather, semiconductor environmental health and safety engineer, experimenter in the living of life, and gentleman farmer. During his career, Krauss has noticed that, while difficult, the problems of engineering are easy to solve when compared to those of being human. He’s learning to love loud shirts, and has discovered the value of inquiry in having people expand their views of life and to act on what they discover. He lives happily in Mariposa, California, with his wife, two dogs and two cats.

Mary Stroupe
Mary Stroupe has participated with Landmark since 1989, having completed numerous courses in the Centers and Wisdom divisions, including the Developmental Consultants Training Program and Creation of Freedom; she also led the Communication Courses in the 1990s. Stroupe retired in 2013 after selling the company she created with husband Ed, and led for 23 years. In 2021, Stroupe co-created and still co-leads a mixed-race “belonging circle” to explore issues of race and racism. She has sponsored The Pachamama Alliance and The Mastery Foundation, where she has volunteered for 20 years. She also knits, weaves and plays with their numerous pets.

Merilyn Fenn
Merilyn Fenn is a custodian of the Inquiries of the Social Commons. She’s interested in personal relationships and communication, and in the past has delivered communication programs to college students, married and pre-married couples. After completing a bachelor’s degree with honors in marine biology, her career was in teaching biology and environmental science to college students. Fenn first experienced The Landmark Forum in 2005, was an Ieader of Introductions to The Landmark Forum, experienced the Wisdom Unlimited course in 2013 and Partnership Explorations in 2019, along with Inquiries Explorations. She thinks inquiry is the pathway to world transformation.

Myriam Carius
Myriam Carius is an attorney, entrepreneur, and global leader. She is committed that people live with dignity and that communities are complete. Carius is the founder of Carius, Krueger and Partners, a Pan-African law firm with offices in Abidjan and Paris. Myriam is the ambassador for Côte d’Ivoire for the Women Entrepreneurship Day Organization. She has been recognized internationally for her leadership and was the recipient of the Women’s Leadership Achievement Award in 2015 in Mumbai, India.

Paige Keck
Paige Keck has been in good company as a “black sheep” since childhood. Her favorite crowds were in the high school smoking area as an honor student, parking lots full of deadheads as a fan and seller of window stickers, and classrooms and camps of middle schoolers as an art teacher and camp counselor. She has always had a soft spot for those who are “different,” Keck has been assisted in the Wisdom Area for five years and has been a teacher of art, drawing, artistic explorations, and drawing games for 15 years. She has a master’s degree in social work.

Paolo Visentin
Paolo Visentin is an enthusiastic follower of the ideas of Werner Erhard, having first participated in his programs as a teenager. He has had a long career in his family’s real estate business and is an amateur photographer and filmmaker. Besides spending time traveling between Toronto and Salt Lake City, Utah, visiting family members, he spends a great deal of time wondering about the following questions: What is to be a good person?; What might be beyond who he “wound up being?”, and, How involved with others can he be? He says he is shooting for the stars.

Peg Miller
Peg Miller comes from a long heritage of “family matters” and has been committed to having family be a source of empowerment, love, fulfillment, and satisfaction. She is interested in discovering what family means to others and how family can be a source of empowerment in the fulfillment of peoples’ commitments and promises for the world.

Rachel Barwell
Rachel Barwell’s commitments span social justice, environmental and equity issues. She’s engaged in community efforts to transform the pace and effectiveness of Aotearoa, New Zealand’s climate mitigation, adaptation and restoration actions. She is a founding member of the InnoVuntu Initiative, designed to address the intersection of “wicked problems” in Zambia, and help stakeholders create and fulfill the transformation of Zambia’s food systems — a future where Zambia’s people, environment and economy are thriving in 2050. She is also a founding member of African Women’s Leadership and Mental Well-being program, drawing together hundreds of women to engage in transformative leadership inquiries.

Dr. Rebecca Ward
Dr. Rebecca Ward is a developmental psychologist with 40 years experience working with children with autism and other vulnerabilities. More recently, she has become interested in our human connection with nature and how that relationship impacts our actions in caring for the Earth. She is exploring practices that bring people, children in particular, in closer connection with nature through gardening, forest bathing, and nature schools, and practices that build a sense of belonging and commitment to human and nature well-being.

Robyn Jamison
Robyn Jamison is multi-talented. She’s a professional visual artist, published author, avid tap dancer and accomplished pianist. Holding a Master of Fine Arts degree from University of North Texas, her artwork is in collections worldwide. Since taking the est Training in 1981, she led introductions for 12 years, seminars for four years, worked on Landmark’s staff, co-led the Wisdom Unlimited course and was a Wisdom facilitator. She is committed to a world where everyone experiences the magic of modern and contemporary art. She has written the book, “The Magic of Modern Art,” with the invaluable partnership of Carol Winkler.

Rochelle Frank
Rochelle Frank, a board-certified physician in neurology and integrative medicine, has been a neurologist for more than 25 years and is currently a professor at University of California, Davis, creating a new program in integrative neurology and functional neurological disorders. She has been a student of indigenous wisdom for more than eight years. She led workshops at the Conference for Global Transformation in five separate years and has led inquiries for the guest inquiry calls and past developmental courses. Her commitment to the world is a new dimension of spiritual connection and well-being for all.

Rose Grant
Rose Grant is inspired by a vision of a bright world, with healthy communities and vibrant ecosystems everywhere, and is committed to potent climate action. Working with farmers and land and water managers in Australia, Grant has seen the insidious and disastrous effects of atmospheric pollution on lives and livelihoods over three decades. An early adopter of renewable energy, electric vehicles, and regenerative agriculture, she is now exploring new opportunities to reduce greenhouse gases, enrich environments, strengthen economies, and build vibrant communities.

Sandy Ludwig
Sandy Ludwig has more than 30 years experience developing and facilitating therapeutic programming in the field of health and wellness. As a music therapist, performer and style architect, she is committed to self-expression making a profound and lasting difference for everyone. She has designed and facilitated programs in the fields of autism, sensory impairments, developmental delays, mental health, long-term/palliative care, women’s health and music therapy-assisted childbirth.

Scott Lubbers
Scott Lubbers is somewhat of a renaissance man. He’s an information technology consultant during the week, a marathon coach on weekends, and is a passionate nature photographer when he travels. And, if that is not enough, he develops websites as part of his commitment to the world that people’s expressions are made known and they have the experience of being gotten.

Sel J. Hwahng
Sel J. Hwahng, Ph.D. (they/them/their) is an assistant professor of women’s, gender, health, and sexuality studies at Towson University and is also pursuing a master’s degree in cardiovascular epidemiology at Johns Hopkins University. Hwahng is currently leading cardiovascular and nutritional health studies on LGBTQ+ and women of color populations and recently edited a book on global LGBTQ+ health (Springer Nature). Hwahng also teaches the “Being A Leader and the Effective Exercise of Leadership” course to graduate and undergraduate students at two different higher-educational institutions and has been involved in the Wisdom Course Area of Landmark since 2004.

Stan Carpenter
An Omaha, Nebraska, native, Stan Carpenter is curious. He earned a university degree in cultural anthropology, ceramics and architecture. Carpenter participated in The Landmark Forum in 1994, opening him to new possibilities that included living and working in England. Since retiring in 2006, he has been working and assisting in the Wisdom Course Area and participating in numerous Landmark developmental programs. His commitments are most recently being expressed by joining the Wisdom Facilitator Program and in developing capacities for crafting conversation and conversational spaces where transformation may occur. He is married with Jerry Baden.

Stefan Schröder
Stefan Schröder, MD, shares two of his ever-expanding areas of interest in his journal papers this year. A German doctor of psychiatry, a university lecturer, medical director, and former head of a dementia facility, he created a new branch of psychiatry called “relational medicine“ based on the work of Buber, Dürckheim, and others. He integrates psychotherapeutic approaches like Acceptance and Commitment Therapy with animal-facilitated therapy, yoga, dance, music, and art. Schröder lives with his wife Steffi and their many animals and credits his children and grandchildren for giving him such a wonderful perspective on life and the future.

Susan Halim
Susan Halim is committed to a world where everyone embraces and celebrates their and each other’s unique talents. She has 30 years experience in the corporate world and as an entrepreneur. She holds a master of engineering degree from University of Toronto. As an engineer with passion for growth and development, Halim brings an interesting intersection of expertise in supply-chain management and human interactions. She is known for causing authentic leadership and extraordinary results. She currently leads a thriving team in a global corporation, co-owns a flourishing business and serves as a certified strength coach.

Susan Jones
Susan Jones is a coach, author, workshop developer and collaborative team leader. She is a founding member of Empowering Women Alliance, an organization that supports and empowers women to discover authentic self-expression by developing and sharing their unique voices through published authorship. As an empath, visionary and spiritual healer, Susan creates partnership and community throughout life.  She uses her broad range of training to encourage women to activate their natural empathic gifts and become magical miracle generators. Susan credits Landmark courses and distinctions for providing the environment to cultivate her dynamic leadership style.

Susie Fraser
Susie Fraser is committed to a sustainable future for Earth: a world where human and natural ecosystems are honored, valued and nurtured. She loves inquiry as practice, experimenting with generative speaking and listening regularly. She sees making collages and Facebook posts as media for exploring and discovering in the language of images. Fraser has come to see politics and politicians as resources – a valuable and fascinating exercise in reframing. She lives in Sydney, Australia, with Paddy Gaul and two small dogs, Zoe and Shell. This is her 23rd Conference for Global Transformation.

Tim Thomas
Tim Thomas is from South Wales and holds an Imperial College of London physics degree. He has studied meditation, tai chi, aromatherapy, shiatsu, astrology, Tibetan Buddhism and spent a year in India. After immigrating to Australia, he studied homeopathy herbalism and became a registered nurse. He is the father of three children born at home. He has taught and practiced homeopathy and herbalism for the past 40 years and has an apothecary business in Canberra. He took The Landmark Forum in 2008 and soon after began leading introductions to The Landmark Forum. He loves Guardian and Times cryptic crossword puzzles.

Vicki Thorpe
Vicki Thorpe’s commitment is that families relate and operate from love and contribution. Her commitment began with her mother’s example of keeping adopted three-year-old son with extreme ADHD at home instead of following doctor’s orders of institutionalizing him. The family moved to a university with an expert on ADHD. With family challenges, divorces, remarriages, new siblings, stepparents, etc., Thorpe experienced creating family and relationships. She has a husband, a son, a daughter and a son-in-law and has enjoyed leading introductions to The Landmark Forum since 2001. She also assisted in leading introductions in Landmark’s Family Division from 2002-2018.