Glenn Kelich is a former professional ballet dancer who has dedicated himself to learning about how the mind influences performance and everyday life. He now works with athletes and non-athletes who seek the same understanding in the areas of foundational, psychosomatic, cognitive, and processing skills. He has been trained in a variety of therapies like cognitive-behavioral and person-centered psychotherapy that allow for a collaborative approach to the therapeutic process, while providing insight through a particular frame of reference. He is committed to ensuring a safe place for individuals to understand and process their emotions, while also providing strategies to better regulate and facilitate greater overall mental and physical well-being.