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Donald Joseph Goewey
Donald is the president and co-founder of ProAttitude. Don has had a long career in the field of human potential and human performance. He is author of Mystic Cool, a book on the neuroscience of success. He has studied and consulted with Carl R. Rogers, PhD, the founder of the humanistic psychology. He has also worked closely with Gerald Jampolsky, MD, in establishing a school of psychology based on attitude. (Click for more information on Goewey).

Science Advisers

Barbara Wexler is a chronic disease epidemiologist with a medical degree from Yale. She is highly respected and widely published medical writer. A contributing author to more than a dozen medical textbooks, she has written more than 100 consumer health education publications and reference textbooks including Science On Our Minds and Mental Health: How Do Americans Cope? (Thomson/Gale, 2004) as well as numerous articles for peer-reviewed journals. Her most recent book, Reducing Stress (Woodland Publishing 2010) is at the press.

A graduate of Sarah Lawrence College and the Yale University College of Medicine and Yale's School of Public Health, Barbara has taught biostatistics and research methods and prepared curricula for public and private sector health education and health promotion programs.

Barbara has contributed to the development of more than 250 clinical practice guidelines, critical pathways and treatment algorithms for inpatient and outpatient behavioral health as well as guidelines for substance abuse treatment. She also has addressed behavioral health issues in guidelines prepared for several state Departments of Aging & Disability Services.

She assists medical device, biotech and health service companies to evaluate the market, the strengths and weaknesses of proposed products and competitive environments and to create effective marketing plans. She also assists companies to navigate the regulatory process and regularly prepares clinical study reports and regulatory filings.

Gerald Jampolsky, M.D. is an internationally known psychiatrist, author and founder of a school of psychology based on attitude.  He is graduate Stanford University Medical School and served his residency at Langley Porter Institute at the University of California, San Francisco.   Dr. Jampolsky is the author of fourteen books, including the international bestseller Love Is Letting Go Of Fear. In 1975, he founded the International Center for Attitudinal Healing.  He has appeared on 60 Minutes and produced a children’s program with Phil Donahue that won a Peabody Award.

In 2005, Dr. Jampolsky was awarded the Pride In The Profession Award from the American Medical Association.  This award honor physicians whose lives encompass the true spirit of being a medical professional: caring for people. By practicing medicine in areas of crisis, these physicians serve as the voice of patients in the United States who otherwise might not be heard.

Senior Training Leaders

Andrew Black, M.A. in organizational psychology, expert in training design, consultant in learning theory, 20+ years experience as a lead trainer and coach with Fortune 100 companies, and former senior lead trainer with Interaction Associates.

Richard Cuadra, M.A, in counseling, former clinical director of CorStone, 20+ years experience as a lead trainer in health care settings with people faced with the stress of life threatening illness and grief. (Hispanic American)

Montserrat Auso    , M.A. in counseling, 10+ years experience as a lead trainer and coach with Fortune 100 companies, extensive international experience and founder of El Sol Institute.  (Hispanic American)

Matthew Mitchell, former vice president with U.S. Leasing, 15+ years experience as corporate trainer and coach with Fortune 100 companies.

Jimmy Pete, former clinical director of the International Center for Attitudinal Healing, 15 years experience as lead trainer in corporate setting. (African American)

"In Don Goewey ProAttitude could not have a better leader."

San Francisco Chronicle