Happiness for Busy People

Robbie King holds a bachelor's degree in communications focused on pub- lic relations and corporate consulting, a master's degree in psychoanalytic psychotherapy and clinical psychology, a specialty degree in psychoanal- ysis, an honorary master's degree in wellness studies, an honorary Ph.D. in wellness studies, a Ph.D. in health science research and has taken more than 40 continuing education courses on psychology, science, and human development. He is a certified life coach, holistic life coach, wellness coach, stress management coach, sports psychology coach, fitness trainer and CrossFit trainer. He holds studies in Zen, meditation, Buddhism, Daoism and other eastern philosophies, and is a certified meditation teacher. He has also researched extensively on happiness and overall well-being. He has repeat- edly appeared in national radio and television talking about said subjects and continually writes for world-famous publications about health, most no- tably in Men's Health Magazine, Women's Health magazines, Runner's World Magazine, SportLife Magazine and several others. In 2015, he won one of the International Psychoanalytic Studies Organization worldwide writing awards for his contributions on mental health literature. He works in private practice and as a public speaker in public seminars as well as in corporate wellness matters with some world-famous companies, including Coca Cola, Walmart, Johnson & Johnson, P&G, HP, and many others. Marylou Wellington is a sociologist, researcher, psychoanalyst (with a mas- ters and specialty degree on the subject, and a Ph.D. in psychoanalytic re- search), licensed family and marriage therapist, and certified life coach with an additional master's degree in special education and learning disabilities and another one in research and teaching. She became the first woman member in the history of The Academy of Civil Protection for Geography and Statistics (one of the oldest academic societies in the world, opened in 1833), and has worked extensively with large groups, especially after natural disasters. She has taught emergency management and crisis management at the college level for over two decades and has worked with federal gov- ernments as the leader of the natural disaster task force, helping people deal with post-traumatic stress disorder and other types of mental anguishes during, before, and after natural disasters. Federal governments have pub- lished official laws on natural disasters based on her proposals and deci- sions to change the systems of emergency management. They have been a success. She has made extensive appearances in journals, publications, and in television and radio. She is a member of the International Psycho- analytic Association and currently works in private practice and as a public speaker in corporate wellness matters with many Fortune 500 companies.