MINDRAMP COACHING & CONSULTING
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WE HAVE PROUDLY SERVED THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS
Covia, Villages Oklahoma City, Pasadena Village, Bayview Life Plan Community, Concordia, SlimLife Health & Wellness, Johns Hopkins University, Marymount University, SUNY, Smithsonian Associates, Portland Community College, USC Davis School of Gerontology, The National Center for Creative Aging, AARP, The Gerontology Society of America,CDC Roadmap for Brain Health, Dobara Second Innings (India) Oxford University, Bill Thomas's Second Wind Tour, Maryland Health & Human Services, Climax Portable Tools, Leupold & Stevens, SlimLife, CHAI: Comprehensive Housing Assistance Inc., Gencare Communities, Strathmore Music Center, American Society on Aging, Aquinas College, The National Guild for Community Arts, Baltimore County Department of Aging, Senior Center Without Walls, City of Wilsonville, OR., Legacy Hospital, Aging Services of Michigan, Abhow Senior Living, Concordia Life Plan Community, HumanGood, California Assisted Living Association, Village to Village Network, Willamette University.
Covia, Villages Oklahoma City, Pasadena Village, Bayview Life Plan Community, Concordia, SlimLife Health & Wellness, Johns Hopkins University, Marymount University, SUNY, Smithsonian Associates, Portland Community College, USC Davis School of Gerontology, The National Center for Creative Aging, AARP, The Gerontology Society of America,CDC Roadmap for Brain Health, Dobara Second Innings (India) Oxford University, Bill Thomas's Second Wind Tour, Maryland Health & Human Services, Climax Portable Tools, Leupold & Stevens, SlimLife, CHAI: Comprehensive Housing Assistance Inc., Gencare Communities, Strathmore Music Center, American Society on Aging, Aquinas College, The National Guild for Community Arts, Baltimore County Department of Aging, Senior Center Without Walls, City of Wilsonville, OR., Legacy Hospital, Aging Services of Michigan, Abhow Senior Living, Concordia Life Plan Community, HumanGood, California Assisted Living Association, Village to Village Network, Willamette University.
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Joni George,
Chief Cultural Officer / VP of Human Resources, CLIMAX Portable Machining & Welding Systems
"We knew this information was important but were elated when we saw our employees bringing their spouses, mothers and fathers to these learning sessions. . . . Focusing on containing our rising health care costs is a great way to keep our employees engaged. And we choose to do that by keeping the minds of our innovative and creative talent as healthy as possible!" Melody Curtis, Smithsonian Associates, Washington DC Yes, it was indeed a terrific day. The evaluations were wonderful. You have hit on a winning presentation topic and format.” Mark Keefer, Producer, Maryland Public Television “Great job Michael, the segment was terrific! ” Brian Fitzek, Director Family Academic Programs at Johns Hopkins University “As you know, the feedback from your students was consistently glowing. Your wonderful rapport with your students of various ages immediately attracted a following.” Lauren Campbell, Development and Education Manager, Strathmore Music Center "I have no hesitation in recommending Michael as a presenter, panelist, facilitator or host. Michael’s. . . presence as a representative of Strathmore was very important to the success of the Arts & The Brain series.” Mary Van de Walli, Participant, University of Texas Medical Branch-Galveston “Excellent material. Very thought provoking. Loved the class!” Judy McKellar, Executive Director, Oregon Alzheimer's Association “What a fabulous presentation! You make the complex “simple” because of the depth and breath of your knowledge and your passion ignites passion in others.” Dr. Dean K. Brooks, M.D. Former Superintendent of the Oregon State and Western Washington State Hospitals “This man must be heard! It is pure joy to participate in a Brain Wellness session with Roger Anunsen. He gives us hope! Thank you, Roger!” Myra Sklarew, Professor Emeritus, American University “MINDRAMP has made a remarkable discovery—the hunger of the public to look at music, poetry, the visual arts through the lens of neuroscience. Michael C. Patterson is to be commended for this deep inroad that is thrilling for all who take part and dissolves the usual resistance to “hard science” for the average citizen.” Sherry Oakley, Resident Service Coordinator, Friendsview Retirement Community “Just looking at numbers doesn’t give you the whole picture of the value of your classes. Residents here have something new and exciting to talk about with one another. The skills you are teaching our independent residents are being taken to their friends in the health center and throughout the greater community.” |
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