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Our Vision

To foster a more unifying and cooperative social atmosphere through the facilitation of healthier relationships. We believe that by supporting more individuals in developing emotional and mental well-being, that we can make more sustainable impact as a collective, while enjoying this cherished human life as we do.

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The Strategy

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  • Provide simplified education in areas of applied psychology, modern neuroscience and practical spirituality to teach a functional understanding of the human brain, emotional response development and the physiology behind pattern formation and interruption.

 

  • Empower people with practical strategy and skills that cultivate resilience, thriving and compassion within themselves and all of their relationships.​

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  • Give affordable access to high-value, life-enhancing educational presentations and classes that augment the viewers work with skilled, professional, therapeutic support.  That way people in lower to middle level income levels have greater opportunity to make unifying impact in their families, communities and work places.

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Personal Ethos

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  • To use my life experience, education and insights to support unifying social change by enriching relationships with simplified, practical and affordable education and mentorship. And to do so with excellence, authenticity and compassion.

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But for many of us, it can seem like we're stuck in either our outer world or our inner world, or we feel trapped in emotion or trapped in our intellect. Or if we seek spiritual influence, we struggle to consistently connect to our core essence or to even connect to what we see as our Higher Power.  At best, depending on the situation, we're forced to choose one over the other in order to meet our goals - thinking or feeling, intellect or emotion, caring or leading, objectivity or compassion, science or spiritual philosophy.

But what if we could combine them? What if we could learn to access creativity while thinking strategically? Or tap into our sense of compassion while innovating technically? What if we learned to access our more spiritual nature while creating marvelous, species-enhancing human tools? I believe we can do both, simply because... we are both. I believe that Human-Infused Intelligence - our core, life embracing, essential selves operating within an emotionally refined and moderated body and using our Whole Brain - could be the next step in our evolution.​ And those who are cultivating this skill will be our future leaders. But for many of us, our nervous system is quite 'upside down'. Instead of acting as an occasional physiological alert protecting us from real life threats, our 'survival' system has been conditioned to run constantly in the background. Our species fight-or-flight system was designed to operate intermittently, when we were charged by a sharp-toothed creature or a less evolved human came at us with a spear. For most of us, our everyday world isn't like that anymore. And neither are most humans. But because so many of us didn't have our emotional states differentiated and moderated while growing up, this raw, unrefined mind-body state is now a dysfunctional, raw and often non-relevant default system that directs our adult lives. Running in a state of near-constant emotional 'readiness' and represented by low-grade anxiety and chronic restlessness, this dysfunctional state has become so familiar, that it feels 'normal'. Fortunately, we are quickly peeling back layers of understanding about how our brains and bodies really operate, realizing that we can make changes to these systems. And science, is finally giving definition to what psychologists and spiritual philosophers have been talking about for centuries. So this is where I believe we need to begin. We can't optimally infuse and utilize the tools of our brains and bodies until we first get them strengthened and developed into a healthier, centered and more integrated state. The ultimate intention of The Human Infusion Project is to get you smarter about your brain and body - for a purpose. My hope is that as you learn to access your whole brain, recenter your emotional response system and revive your core nature, we as a unified collective, can create and be part of more globally-aware, essence-infused relationships in our homes, in our work and in our community.

So here's how I believe we can do it...

1. Increase your practical understanding about how the brain processes thoughts and beliefs, how the body processes stress and trauma and how our emotional nervous systems develop. This will increase your objectivity about your brain and body's operation, making it easier to challenge and manage your thinking and interrupt and replace unhelpful patterns. Solidify this learning by  learning skills you'll need along the way: body awareness and mental flexibility. Start learning now. 

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2. Identify specific thought and belief patterns that have been unconsciously influencing any choices and behaviors that are not serving your current life and happiness goals. Rediscover your core values and set yourself up for success. I'll guide you through the steps. 

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3. Implement consistent strategies to create new thought and belief patterns that support your goals, that align with your core values, and that strengthen and reshape your brain in healthy ways - effectively 'recalibrating' and refining your stress response system. Begin to direct your core values. Accelerate the refinement process by simultaneously working with your brain and body from multiple angles. I'll show you which strategies I’ve narrowed down and found to be most effective. 

 

4. Galvanize your daily self-development practice and amplify your revived sense of self through professional support and weekly small group mentoring (coming soon), continued learning and practice. Cultivate your new source of drive and learn to infuse your essential self into your daily habits, work and relationships through (future) Level II Mastermind courses.

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  • Scientists call this process the Mind-Body-Environment connection. 

  • Psychologists call it Whole Brain Integration or developing Emotional Intelligence (EQ). 

  • Spiritual Philosophers call it 'waking up'.

 

I simply call it infusing who we really are into what we do, so we can live our fullest lives and contribute something meaningful while doing it. 

See our mission below.

How to get started

Take the Whole-Brain Relationships class.

If you're a practitioner, check out our class! It’s affordable, uses simple language, and provides foundational brain and body knowledge essential for our other presentations. By starting here, you'll maximize your change-work efforts. It costs no more than a coffee-card reload or a couple of personal development books.

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Learn some key skills and take action.

Continue your learning with our free or low-cost online classes. Lasting change involces mastering fundamental skills and gaining self-awareness. I'll guide you in designing a personalized daily routine to:​

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  • Strengthen the use of your whole brain

  • Refine your emotional response

  • Reconnect with your core values

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Use it.

The Human Infusion Project aims to help more people experience a moderate emotional range, strengthen the use of their whole brain and increase their mental flexibility. This allows you to:

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  • Express you true self in everything we do

  • Make a greater impact with your unique skills

  • Feel calmer, more confident and more connected in our lives and relationships

 

The Bottom Line - Integrating your brain and body leads to more meaningful human connections in every setting.

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Please Note - all content, strategy and education provided by the Human Infusion Project is intended to augment, optimize and supplement the work you are doing with a skilled practitioner, and is not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis or treatment. I highly encourage you to seek support of a skilled, therapeutic practitioner as you make decisions regarding your mental-emotional health. Results for each individual may vary.

Why is understanding our brain and body so important?

First, because we live in our bodies and brain! Second, lasting change starts with understanding how we got to our current state. By learning how your brain and body function and what influences their development, you can cultivate self-compassion and view your struggles more objectively. This knowledge prepares you to customize tools that can: Restore a calmer emotional state ​ Strengthen your whole brain ​ Increase mental flexibility Growth and change are individual journeys. Once you grasp your brain-body physiology, you can train it to work for you.

Getting Your Brain and Body to Work for You

Personal development can be complex, but I use a straightforward 4-stage framework to guide healing from the past and creating the life you want. It's simplier than you might think! This easy approach helps you: Understand how you got here Identify where you want to go Know what to expect along the way See how each stage builds on the previous one This common pathway appears in many therapeutic approaches, though not all practitioners have time to teach it. Their focus is best used on interpersonal work during sessions, which is why I share this framework. This 4-stage Integrative Change Framework combines: Modern brain and body science​ Cognitive & Dialectical Behavioral practices​ Select spiritual philosophies and mindfulness This approach helps you optimize your therapy by:​ Reconnecting you to internal resources​ Quickly identifying unhelpful patterns​ Providing practical strategies to strengthen your emotional nervous system​ By learning in between sessions, you’ll be more consistent and committed, maximizing the value of your therapy hour.

You're Probably Already Working on Decreasing Anxiety

You might have tried a trauma-informed coach, professional therapy, yoga, meditation apps, or attended expensive workshops. But once you return home, the real daily work begins. What does that involve, and why is it hard to maintain momentum? Many practitioners don’t provide guidance for daily practices, which are essential for making lasting changes. Don't be hard on yourself — you're putting in the effort, and many practitioners are overwhelmed with clients. It might simply be time to expand your self-directed work at home. I’ve been in your shoes, and I want to help you strengthen your brain and stabilize your emotional state on your own schedule. This way, you can maximize your therapy sessions and see faster progress.

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