R. Wayne Guffey, E. Ed.

Director of the Pastoral Counseling Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Dr. Guffey holds a doctorate in education from The Luther Rice Seminary.
His counseling and teaching preparation includes study at the Esalen Institute, New South academy for Psychotherapy, as well as extensive Gestalt training. Thus, in his private practice of 23 years, Wayne incorporates Gestalt principles within a pastoral counseling orientation. He makes a professional contribution to the counseling field as a clinical member of the American Association of Pastoral Counselors and as Vice-President of the Louisiana Board of Clinical Hypnotherapy.

Dr. Wayne Guffey’s new book “Weight Loss is Just the Tip of the Iceberg” is available from:

Dr. Wayne Guffey
1718 Jackson Downs Blvd.
Nashville, TN 37214
(615) 830-3100
Info@DrGuffey.com
www.drguffey.com

Leif Roland, M.A.

Leif Roland has a degree in psychology from Copenhagen University, Denmark and is a licensed professional counselor in Georgia. A member of The American Psychological Association, Georgia, Psychological Association and Licensed Professional Counselors Association.

Leif has over 30 years of experience as a certified Gestalt therapist and is also a certified NLP Trainer by the Society of NLP. He integrates into his style of therapy the Gestalt approach, Reichian bodywork, Bioenergetic and Neuro-Linguistic Programming. He is actively involved with the Gestalt Institute and the NLP Center of Atlanta's training program, his private practice in adult psychotherapy, case consultation.

His work has also included part-time counseling and instruction at Memorial Medical Hospital (Savannah), Lutheran Counseling Services of Georgia, lecture and demonstrations at Georgia State University, teaching at Kennesaw State University, Mercer University, Atlanta and the Psychological Institute in Atlanta. Worked for the American Red Cross Disaster Team in New York and Guam, South Pacific.

(404) 841-0203 or (404) 354-0203

David Ryback, Ph.D.

David Rybak is a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice in Atlanta. He has taught Gestalt therapy and dreamwork at the graduate level and has presented workshops across the U.S. and Europe over the past ten years. His approach is sensitive and interactive, involving the whole group in a gentle and supportive manner. David is founder of the National Conference on Humanistic Education and is currently on the board of the Association for Humanistic Psychology. He is the author of over forty professional publications and the recently published book, "Dreams That Come True".

(404) 377-3588