Dr. Neddermeyer has served on the IARRT board for six years and will serve as President two years. She is a metaphysical healer, who has the unique gift of connecting people with a broad range of profound principles that resonate in the deepest part of their being.
Dr. Neddermeyer has practiced full time in Ahwatukee (Phoenix, AZ) since January 2004. Dorothy M. Neddermeyer, PhD, trained by Dr. Brian Weiss and other notable Past Life Regression Therapists, brings many years of experience to her work. She has 33 years experience healing mind, body and spirit, personal development and peak performance. She developed a unique process to Create Your Dynamic Future. This process teaches people how to consciously access their innate power to both heal illnesses and blockages and to create unlimited success. Dr. Neddermeyer has, also, presented and consulted to Fortune 500 companies in Management and Organizational Development with a Holistic—Mind, Body, Spirit approach: IBM, AT&T, Exxon, Mobile, Warner Lambert, Digital, Merrill Lynch, Phillip Morris, Equicor-Equitable, Banks of Mid-America (Bank One/Chase), Consolidated Edison, Fischer Scientific, ASU Community Outreach, Phoenix Municipal Court to name a few. She has taught management and communication and personal development courses at Cornell University, American Management Association, Pace University, American Society for Training & Development, and University of Phoenix.
Founded in 1980 as the Association for Regression Research and Therapies (APRT) and subsequently becoming, the International Association for Regression Research & Therapies Inc., (IARRT) is the first professional organization for regression practitioners. If you are a psychologist, psychiatrist, mental health professional, social worker, marriage and family therapist, pastoral counselor, hypnotist, or spiritual seeker you may wish to join IARRT to become fully educated on the past life phenomenon or add to your skills for your present practice.
The conference theme: "Reincarnation, Karma and Forgiveness:
James O'Dea, President of the Institute of Noetic Sciences and a native of Ireland, was previously the director of the Washington, DC office of Amnesty International for ten years, where he represented Amnesty International to the State Department, the White House, the US Congress and the World Conference on Human Rights. Subsequently, he spent five years as executive director of Seva, a nonprofit organization dedicated to international health & development issues in Nepal, Tibet, Latin America, Asia, and on American Indian reservations.
Wayne Peterson described his direct encounters with spiritual masters at Saturday night's banquet. Mr. Peterson recently retired as a US Diplomat where he served the United States for 32 years. For the last 17 years of his career, he directed the Fulbright Scholarship Program, based in Washington, DC, but which is administered though US embassies throughout the world.
In addition to being a retired US Diplomat of distinction, Mr. Peterson is also a very spiritually evolved human being. He has led Transmission Meditation groups for many years and is the author of the book, "Extraordinary Times, Extraordinary Beings", in which Mr. Peterson describes his direct encounters with spiritual masters such as Sathya Sai Baba, and Maitreya, a spirit being working to help humanity evolve. His rich life experiences as well as his personal exploration of his own past lives promises to provide a very fascinating presentation.
This testimonial sums up what people say about the annual IARRT conference - “There is a familiar energy charge that begins to circulate in the air at the onset of every IARRT gathering. More than the tasty ‘Opening Ceremony’ hors d’oeuvres, it is the coming together of something deeper than a family reunion – probably more accurately described as a soul reunion. It marks the reuniting of minds and hearts of individuals with a common, deep-seated passion and enthusiasm, likely throughout many lifetimes, to explore methods of deep healing at the soul level and the raising of consciousness in many ways. Thus, a room full of strangers who share your deepest values and convictions can feel closer than family members in many ways. Since this was my sixth IARRT conference, it especially felt like a homecoming. As always, it energized me, sent me home with new insights and knowledge in the field of my greatest interest, and renewed my enthusiasm for my own private practice as well as different therapy methods. In short, I felt the usual battery recharge of my personal, professional and spiritual self, which comes while attending any IARRT conference.”
