John G. Young, M.D. is a Board Certified Psychiatrist who has long had a special
interest in creative functioning. He consults with professionally creative people
dealing with the unique stresses in their lives, and works with others who want to
fulfill their potential but don't know what blocks their progress.
Dr. Young has a varied background. He was first in his class at the University of
Massachusetts School of Engineering. In his junior year he transferred to the School
of Liberal Arts where he graduated Magna Cum Laude with Honors in Philosophy.
He was given a four-year full tuition scholarship to the University of Rochester School
of Medicine and Dentistry. Subsequently he completed a psychiatry residency
program at the University of Colorado.
Dr. Young is the author of many books and articles on the nature and nurture of
creativity. He taught the "Creativity in Business" at the Metropolitan State College's
Center for Creativity and Entrepreneurship in Denver, Colorado. He has done
workshops and presentations to many groups and organizations. Dr. Young was
invited to present at the Creative Problem Solving Institute, Buffalo, N.Y., the
Creativity and Madness Conference, Maui, Hawaii, and the Design Management
Conference on Martha's Vineyard. He is an accomplished artist, a published poet, a
budding musician--and now a multimedia video producer and on-line magazine publisher .
Warren Rusty Crawford owner of award winning
CRAWFORD PRODUCTIONS, INC.
has been in the video production field since 1979. His recent video the "Ponce De Leon
Lighthouse, A Heritage Revisited" was shown on The Arts and Entertainment
Channel. The Atlantic Center for the Art's video "Music in Motion" has been shown
on PBS. He produced Mindbender, a music video that received the Golden Palm
Award, Two Crystal Reel Awards, and an Emmy Award. In addition he has done
other video productions.
Harold Blanchard began playing classical piano at age 13 and trained at Julliard, and
has been a performer and composer. His album New Earth Sonata featuring Hubert
Laws, Chick Corea and Quincy Jones retained a firm foothold in the top ten on
Billboard's Light Classics a year after its release. Mr. Blanchard also produced a jazz
album, "La Fin" in the Bahamas and recorded two LP's in Guatemala. Mr.
Blanchard is on the music faculty at Stetson University.