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Program on Integrative Medicine

CB #7200
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7200

Phone: 919-966-8586
Fax: 919-843-5452

Location: Medical School Wing D

Susan Gaylord
Program Director

Becky Coble
Program Coordinator

Chanee Lynch
Research Assistant

 
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Meet our Mindfulness Instructors!

WillWilliam Frey, CPCC, is a certified professional co-active coach, co-owner of Pathfinders Coaching and Educational Services, publisher of Stress Tips, and facilitator of corporate seminars for reducing stress and resolving conflicts.SGSusan Gaylord, PhD, is director of the Program on Integrative Medicine at UNC Chapel Hill, is a senior student of Tibetan Meditation Master Trungpa Rimpoche and Sakyang Mipham Rimpoche, and has directed Shambhala and Buddhist meditation training workshops for over 20 years.
MLMMary Love May, MS, has received mindfulness training with Thich Nhat Hanh, his monastics, and numerous Vipassana instructors. She has 30 years of experience with mindfulness and meditation, and has taught mindfulness practice to children, teens, and adults.BudBud Lavery, MSW, has 25 years of experience with mindfulness and meditation, and has taught mindfulness practice to children (including his own) and adults. He has a particular interest in bringing mindfulness into our daily lives at work and home. He has trained with Jon Kabat-Zinn, Ph.D. and Thich Nhat Hanh.
Head, SusanDr. Susan Head is a clinical psychologist with many years experience as a psychotherapist, health psychology instructor, and meditation practitioner.  She uses mindfulness in her clinical work to help people with anxiety, depression and health-related conditions such as obesity.HuffmanPaula Huffman combines her life's work experience in the health care field with teaching of yoga and meditation.  Her teaching focus is on the healing and restorative aspects of yoga and mindfulness practices. Her style of teaching encourages a quiet, gentle, reflective approach, encouraging each student to work at his/her own individual level of comfort and commitment.