"The Intensive Journal method has been an invaluable benefit to me in developing my professional life, providing a place and a practice for reflecting on my career in the context of my whole life, bringing balance when responsibilities threatened to become all-consuming, and serving as an antidote to burn-out. It has provided techniques to navigate work-place conflicts; consider the pros and cons of career changes; and perceive the deeper meaning of my work and its social value. Without this marvelous tool, my life would not have the depth and richness the Intensive Journal process has provided—and continues to provide—as a life-long enhancement for working and living well."

C Kelley Williams
Managing Editor, International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics
Former President, American Medical Writers Association

"I never expected to become a medical publishing professional, and yet here I am with more than 15 years’ worth of experience in the field. Learning the Intensive Journal method has given me an indispensable tool for processing, and ultimately appreciating, how seemingly disparate interests and passions have woven together throughout my life to manifest in the unique ways that they have, including becoming an editor in the field of neurology.

"Through my work in the Intensive Journal process, I have gained a greater sense of peace and even awe about the arc of my professional life in the context of my life as a whole. The Intensive Journal method has helped me achieve clearer insight into the value to both myself and to the larger world that my career path in medical publishing has fostered. It has helped me better appreciate the ways my work contributes value to the medical community and ultimately has positive impact on patient care."

Andrea Weiss
Executive Editor of Education and News Publications, American Academy of Neurology