Seminars and workshops

health, success and leadership development

Defeating Dis-Ease

Dis-ease refers to everything that robs us of ease, or joy in living, like lingering illness such as Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, depression or chronic pain. This seminar helps you discover the roots of dis-ease, and offers very specific strategies based on the Four Pillars on how to defeat it. We offer Defeating Dis-Ease regularly in our clinic and it is available as a weekend workshop in your community. If you, or your organization would like to host us, please contact our office. (more details).

The Four Pillars for Leaders

This five part seminar for leaders can be offered as a week-end workshop or over a period of five evenings. The introductory session gives an overview of the Four Pillars and how they relate to leadership.  Each of the four additional sessions zeros in on each pillar and how balance is essential for greatness as an individual and a leader.  Please contact us if you, or your organization would like to host this seminar.

Workplace Health

The workplace environment can either help or hinder our physical or mental health. Much of the chronic illness in North America is workplace related. This seminar is available in several formats from a one-hour lecture to a ten-hour workshop.  Using the Four Pillars, we explore them in the context of either knowledge-based workplaces, or industrial manufacturing workplaces.  If your business or organization has a lot of absenteeism, relational conflict, or poor performance, this seminar can help you.

Four Pillars for Youth

Dr. Visser can address your school or youth event on the topic of Four Pillars for Youth.  We are committed to helping our young people start life with a good foundation.  This presentation uses eye-catching multimedia targeted for youth.

Images of Africa

Dr. Visser would be happy to share his Images of Africa presentation to groups or audiences.  This presentation includes photos and video of his 2007 trip to Malawi, Africa, which can be adapted to audiences of all ages. He would also be happy to share about HIV/AIDS in Africa, as well as the cultural factors that might contribute to the rarity of depression in most African countries.