Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, has been a key figure in integrative health since 1983. He co-founded multiple organizations in the field and has consulted globally. He received honorary doctorates from four institutions and a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2014.

Director of FON Consulting, specializes in strategy for the integrative health sector, advising on health creation and profitability, and authored a memoir on his remission from cancer using natural methods.

A nutritionist, herbalist, and documentary filmmaker, founded a bilingual holistic clinic for low-income communities and received an award for diversity, equity, and inclusion, with her latest film exploring immigrant health care experiences.

Founding Medical Director of GW’s Office of Integrative Medicine, pioneered the GW CIM in 1997 after 25 years in Obstetrics and Gynecology.

A retired Air Force officer, he is an advisory board member of the AIM Health Institute, supporting access to complementary medicine inspired by his late wife’s work at the GW Center for Integrative Medicine.

A family physician and expert in integrative health, authored How Healing Works and previously served as CEO of Samueli Institute and Director of the NIH Office of Alternative Medicine.

Founder of Tack180, directs Integrative Medicine programs, consults for NBA teams, and advocates for underserved communities through his nonprofit, Integrative Medicine Access.

Founder of The Center for Mind-Body Medicine and a Georgetown University Clinical Professor, is a pioneer in integrative medicine and the creator of a leading program for stress and trauma, with his latest book, Unstuck: Your Guide to the Seven-Stage Journey Out of Depression.

Director of Cultural Programs at the National Academy of Sciences, is the creator of DASER, a faculty member at Johns Hopkins, and an advisor on art and science initiatives, including the Smithsonian’s Contemporary Art and Science Committee.

A professor of medicine at GW, is a former Internal Medicine Residency Program director and founder of the Rodham Institute, created to honor her patient and friend, Dorothy E. Rodham, a social justice advocate.

Director of the Osher Center for Integrative Medicine at Northwestern University since 2007, focuses on holistic patient care, education, and research. She co-created the “Cooking Up Health” elective, authored The Natural Menopause Solution, and serves on national integrative medicine committees, with interests in women’s health, food as medicine, and nature’s healing power.

Director of Integrative Medicine at Greater Lawrence Family Health Center, integrates allopathic and alternative medicine to serve underserved populations, creating innovative healthcare models and founding IM4US to expand access to integrative practices.

A women’s health nurse practitioner with over 30 years of experience, is a board-certified holistic nurse, integrative health coach, and President of Integrative Medicine for the Underserved (IM4US).

A Clinical Professor of Pediatrics and Director of the Integrative Pain/Symptom Management Clinic at Children’s Hospital Colorado, specializes in integrative pediatrics and stress reduction techniques, with over 49 years of meditation practice.

A retired Speech-Language Pathologist and Reiki Master Teacher, founded Reiki/Biofeedback Services at the GW Center for Integrative Medicine and has pioneered the use of heart rate variability biofeedback to assess Reiki benefits.

A yoga therapist, writer, and coach who helps individuals build resilience and find healing through yoga and other practices, drawing on her extensive background in community development and social justice.

A pioneer in integrative medicine and founder of the University of Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine, is a best-selling author, clinician, and founder of multiple health initiatives, including the Weil Foundation and True Food Kitchen restaurants.

An acupuncturist at GW Center for Integrative Medicine, with advanced degrees in Biochemistry and Oriental Medicine, and experience in trauma-focused care and acupuncture research.

A retired consumer marketing executive and community activist, has served on various boards focused on HIV/AIDS, LGBTQ rights, Israel/Palestine peace, and local politics. He is a patient reviewer for the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) and advocates in PCORI research proposal development.

Chief Medical Officer at Bread for the City since 1991, overseeing medical programs, volunteer recruitment, and clinic operations, while also serving as an Assistant Clinical Professor at George Washington University Medical Center and supporting integrative medicine initiatives like massage and acupuncture at the clinic.