He is an expert consultant for a number of organizations including the California Department of Corrections and the only American expert invited by His Holiness, the Dalai Lama, to speak three years in a row for the Body, Mind & Life conference in India. Dr. Eagan pioneered the concept of Professional Ethics and Compassion Fatigue and has guided training programs for individual practitioners, multinational corporations, public school systems, community health centers, law enforcement agencies, hospitals, and universities. A prominent and experienced speaker, he has spoken at hundreds of conferences and organizations including Harvard Medical School and the Body, Mind & Life Conference. He has served as an expert in psychiatry for Paramount Pictures, NBC and HBO. Dr. Eagan has been featured in dozens of publications, including Variety, Forbes, New York Magazine, and has appeared as a mental health consultant on several radio and television programs, including the Today Show. He has been a medical consultant for the VH-1 Network, the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) and was the Medical Director & co-host for the Lifetime Network television series on Eating Disorders, “Starving Secrets” with Tracy Gold.

Dr. Eagan has been co-investigator for over 15 pivotal clinical trials in social phobia, obsessive compulsive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, depression and psychogenic impotence and he lectures on psychopharmacology to physicians across the United States. He was a Collaborating Physician Investigator for the American Psychiatric Association’s DSM-V Field Trials and was also part of the National Expert Clinical Panel which established the Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Treatment Guidelines for the American Psychiatric Association. Prior to this, he helped shape healthcare policy in the United States as the Honorary Chairman for the State of California for the Physician’s Advisory Board of the National Republican Congressional Committee. He has served as the medical director for 19 medical treatment centers including Moonview Sanctuary and was formerly the Chief Medical Officer of Monte Nido & Affiliates Eating Disorder Programs. Dr. Eagan is certified by the American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology and Medical Board of California as a physician and surgeon. As founder and CEO of Eagan Medical Group, LLC., his private patients have included leaders in industry, politics, and performers from television, music and film, many of whom have been at the extremes of celebrity.

Tom has held various leadership roles as an auditor, financial controller, treasurer, chief financial officer, chief operating officer, president, chief executive officer, board member and shareholder.

Tom has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a MBA in Finance. He started his career as an auditor in KPMG Peat Marwick in Boston with Certified Public Accountant certificates in the states of Massachusetts, California, and Nevada.  Tom is fluent in Spanish and spent the previous 12 years dividing his time between the United States and Latin America as a partner and the chief operating officer in an international study abroad and educational travel company.  He relocated back to the United States full-time in August 2017 to focus on launching his new, “feel good” organization called Be Something Wonderful, founded by Tom in 2016.

Born and raised in the greater Boston area, Tom studied Kenpo karate in his early years, earning his black belt at age 19.  He recently returned to snowboarding after a nearly 15-year hiatus, and typically starts his day around 4:00 AM with an intense work out at the gym. Tom currently resides in Southern California.

His true passion, however, has been working with adolescent athletes as they navigate challenging times in their life.

Ryan has worked in the lacrosse community since 2005, teaming up with high school, collegiate, and club programs across the country. He recognizes the landscape for athletes has shifted tremendously, and believes that wins and losses do not predicate success, but rather how we identify as athletes both on and off the field.

A transplant from Maryland and recent graduate from the University of Utah School of Business, where he earned his MBA, Ryan spends his off time mountain biking, skiing, and coaching lacrosse.

Michelle brings seven years of experience in medical sales and business development, primarily in the area of psychology. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Westmont College in Montecito, California.

An active volunteer, Michelle contributes time and effort to charities including the Glass Slipper Guild, Autism by the Sea, and National Charity League. A PTA member for six years, Michelle was also the Co-Chair of the public schools’ non-profit organization, DEAN’s, which raised hundreds of thousands of dollars at its gala. Weekends for Michelle’s family are all about sports!

She has honed her expertise in business operations within management positions for several major hotel chains and during her tenure working for two start-up companies.

A mother to one son, Kathleen volunteers abundantly for school functions and fundraisers, most recently serving as Treasurer of the school’s PTO. Kathleen’s passion for applying operational expertise to worthy causes has also found expression in her efforts for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, an active parents’ organization and for her sorority’s alumnae association, for whom she served as Vice President. Kathleen and her family are travelers and sports fans!

She spent three years working with teenagers in therapy, while sleeping under the stars.  There, Anna decided to become a therapist, and is currently applying to graduate school.

Anna spends her time being active.  She enjoys skiing, backpacking, yoga, and walks with friends. She is also passionate about hobbies such as wood carving, learning Spanish, and volunteering.