Seminars
Seminars and classes on stress management, Reiki, nutrition and wellness for individuals, groups, community organizations, corporate and nonprofit workplaces, and educational settings. All can be tailored to be suitable for audiences of any age or constituency.
Under Covid-19, I am available to teach classes online in one-on-one sessions or to a small group of your family and friends. Please contact me to discuss your options.
Recent seminars include:
Debunking Nutrition Myths
Eating for Energy
Vital Aging
Healthy Cooking & Shopping
Clients and venues:
VA New York Harbor Healthcare
Karpas Health Information Center of Beth Israel Hospital
Sports & Arts in Schools Foundation of New York
Hitachi Corporation of America
Grand Street Settlement
United Nations Women's Guild
East West Living
Simon's Rock College at Bard
Pratt Institute
Katsky Korins, LLP
What clients are saying:
Your private online Seva Stress Release instruction was just what I needed during Covid-19. With the stress of quarantine and the pandemic, my body was holding tension, causing me continuous pain, discomfort and poor sleep. Having your expert guidance on how I could release those tensions myself in the comfort of my own home was invaluable. I immediately felt a great deal of relief during our Zoom session. Your instructions were so clear, warm and easy to understand. I’ve continued to practice Seva on my own, sometimes twice a day. The Seva class with you is the best thing I’ve done for myself during this stressful time. Ever grateful to you.
--Irene Walsh, filmmaker, singer, educator
What a super nutrition presentation today. We filled the large conference room and were all engaged and excited. Donna was very informative and developed quick rapport with the team. We look forward to another opportunity for Donna to return.
--Adam Rosenfeld, Director of Administration, Katsky Korins LLP
We want to thank you for your wonderful Seva Stress Release workshop! We were all very pleased and relaxed after your program and we all feel we learned something new.
--Anna Sorenson, Office of International Affairs, Pratt Institute