As an attendee you receive are encouraged to bring your practice manager or health coach or key employee for only $247 per person to the 2-Day Intensive Training Program so they will get strategic guidance and training on each implementation step so they can be an integral part in transforming your practice.

Kari Thorstensen is the co-founder and CEO of MBODY360, a coaching and client engagement platform for integrative health practitioners. As a product development and marketing specialist, she has helped develop new technology products and solutions for some of the world’s leading corporations and not-for-profits — including Amazon, Global Crossing, Microsoft and the International Aids Vaccine Initiative –resulting in streamlined operations, improved customer relationships, expanded sales opportunities, and entrance into new markets. She worked for 20 years in telecom and the financial services before entering the world of health & wellness as the Managing Director of Reboot with Joe, a company dedicated to inspiring individuals to obtain health and wellness through juicing and eating fruits and vegetables.

She helped Joe Cross launch Reboot with Joe after the release of Joe’s hit documentary Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead. While at Reboot with Joe, Kari lead the development, sales and marketing of plans and protocols, coaching services, books – including the NY Times bestseller Reboot with Joe – video courses, events and mobile applications. It’s also where she had the inspiration for MBODY360 with the simple thought that the Reboot with Joe Juice Diet app could be adapted into an awesome tool for any integrative practitioner to deliver their programs, and coach and support their via their own mobile app. The mission of MBODY360 is to empower individual practitioners to lead the world to health & wellness by developing cutting edge technologies that streamline practice management, increase engagement and leads to better health outcomes and higher client satisfaction.

Betty Murray, MSc, CN, IFMCP

Betty Murray is Certified Nutritionist and Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner with the Institute for Functional Medicine. She is also the CEO of Living Well Dallas, an Integrative Functional Medicine Clinic and Minerva Medical Consulting, a company dedicated to helping physicians and health care providers develop new, innovative and profitable medicine practices.

Prior to entering the health care field she spent 15 years in corporate settings in management, marketing and sales and information systems. From 1998 to 2005, Betty was The Director of Store Systems for The Container Store. She managed a team of 23 developers to create first in class retail experiences for customers through the use of technology.

She also is the founder and Executive Director of the Dallas Functional Medicine Association of North Texas, a 501c6 organization providing physicians and allied health professionals training in the functional medicine paradigm. This is in conjunction with Texas Health Resources and programs receive CME Level 1 credits from the Texas Medical Association. She is on the advisory board of Southern Methodist University’s School of Exercise Physiology and Sports Management as well as a member of the National Association of Nutrition Professionals.

Betty is an author and sought after speaker. She has delivered Keynote presentations for the Go Red Campaign, the International Scleroderma Foundation Symposium and Baylor Hospital Sammons Cancer Center. For the past 4 years she has been a subject area expert Fox News Radio National Broadcasting for nutrition and health related topics. She is a frequent guest on EyeOpener TV and WFAA TV in Dallas. She is the host of Metabolic Blueprint Radio on two internet radio platforms.

Jenny Bair, MHE

Jenny Bair holds a Master’s Degree in Health Education. She is COO of Living Well Health & Wellness Center (LWD) and Minerva Medical Consulting. Before starting LWD, she was a healthcare consultant with the University of Austin/Texas Department of Health & N.I.H. throughout Texas for the Putting Prevention Into Practice Program (P.P.I.P.) initiative from 1999-2001 before the funding directives changed after 9/11. The P.P.I.P. Initiative was the first iteration of quality outcomes, measures, and accountable care. She and her team oversaw 40+ practices, teaching them proper preventive medicine documentation/programming/educating patients, quality control and doing Patient Flow Analysis (PFA) Studies. While at UTA, Jenny studied under the late Dr. Oscar Mink, creator of the Open Organizations Consulting Model.

She was instrumental in opening two boutique practice-hospital models in Austin directing the marketing and wellness program activities in the hospitals and specialty prevention clinics (The Renaissance Women’s Center & Austin Heart Cardiology). She worked with individual clients, directed patient and employee education programs that served 500 to 5000 community attendees, sat on numerous committees and composed a Community Advisory Board. Previously, she has been an adjunct professor at four universities. During her undergraduate program, she assisted in running the peer education volunteer group, called The Network, which is still going today at Texas State University now with 30,000 students. She ran the peer education program called W.E.L.L. (Wellness Educators for Longer Lives), taught peer education, and managed the Healthy Lifestyles Center for 11,000 students at Idaho State University. She has written several Alcohol Education grants and assisted on a patient centered care grant submission to N.I.H. Jenny was a part of the innovative Motorola Well Quest corporate wellness program in the late 90’s.

She is currently a member of the IACC & AACC (as a coach), NAPO National & NAPO-DFW which she chartered thirteen years ago, serving in multiple roles and also as President for two years. She hosts an online radio show called HealthChat & created the online magazine with Betty, called MINT Magazine.