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The People of
Lifecycle Consultants
| Dr. Royda Crose is a psychologist, hypnotherapist, and the author of the book, "Why Women Live Longer Than Men, and What Men Can Learn From Them." She earned a master's degree in Community Health Education from Texas Woman's University and a doctorate in Counseling Psychology from Texas A&M University. She was a professor and director of the Gerontology Programs at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana from 1988 to 2000. She now provides psychological services at Whole Health Family Practice and is host for a radio show, "Women's Issues, Women's Voices, on KOPN-FM in Columbia, Missouri.
Dr. Crose's interests and expertise are in the areas of women's health, lifespan wellness, and gender differences in aging. Her research on holistic health, quality of life, and living with chronic illness has been published in many professional journals and books. She is dedicated to helping clients achieve high level wellness over the lifespan by consideration of the body/mind/spirit connections and by helping them find and utilize the many resources for holistic health available in our community. |
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Cynthia Brix, is a candidate for the Unitarian Universalist ministry, and currently completing a Masters of Divinity degree at Iliff School of Theology in Denver. Beginning in September 2004, she will be serving First Universalist Church of Denver as the ministerial intern. Cynthia also earned a double master's degree in wellness management and applied gerontology from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. As co-founder of Lifecycle Consultants, a mother/daughter agency, Cynthia offers a variety of educational seminars, individual wellness sessions, and creative family reunions.
In addition to managing Lifecycle Consultants, Cynthia is also the training facilitator for Satyana Institute, a non-profit social change organization in Boulder. As a peace and reconciliation activist throughout her life, Cynthia's involvement in social justice, gender healing and anti-racism awareness continues to be fundamental to her calling to the ministry. |
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