“This needs to be mandatory for all health care workers.”
—Cherie Doolin, nurse, Indianapolis, IN

“Beyond any doubt, this was the most inspiring workshop I have ever attended in over forty years as a professional nurse. It doesn’t come any better than this.”
—Marilyn Kopriva, nurse, Londonderry, NH

“This presentation was as practical, well-organized and well-presented as anything I have ever attended. But it was much more than that. I was infused with soul and wisdom. I shall not soon forget what has been given here today.”
—Eileen Roberts, clinical psychologist, Tampa, FL

“Doug’s seminar offered greater depth and intensity of content than any seminar I’ve attended in thirty years of professional practice.”
—Phillip Dalton, social worker, San Antonio, TX

“Not only was it helpful professionally, it also challenged me emotionally and spiritually. I have come away a better person and a better priest.”
—Douglas Freer, minister, Rahway, NJ

“This is the only seminar I’ve ever attended where 100% of my attention was on the speaker 100% of the time.”
—Jessie Wrinn, health care administrator, Greenville, SC

The whole seminar: phenomenal! Doug is such a life-affirming speaker. He inspires, motivates, made me laugh — brought me a quiet joy! Made me question myself without guilt or blame. Yippee!”
—Kathy Rindock, social worker, Allentown, PA

“Doug not only walks the talk but challenges each person to do the same.”
—Sr. Anthony Marie Valdez, chaplain, Columbus, OH

“I have learned more incredible things from Doug Smith today! This is my 2nd Doug Smith seminar. I will come to the next one I see scheduled.”
—Jean Reid, massage therapist, West Palm Beach, FL

“I feel inspired, supported, energized, empowered and humbled by this day. Only seminar I’ve ever attended where I never looked at my watch.”
—Judith Ingram, clinical psychologist, Minneapolis, MN

“I have never been so moved. . . . This speaker is a master when it comes to touching hearts.”
—Eileen Wrzesniewski, nurse, Philadelphia, PA

“I laughed. I cried. I learned.”
—Peggy Faye Benson, nurse, Hagerstown, MD