Carol L. Peachee, M.A. - The Center for Mindful Living Practices
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BIOGRAPHY

Biography: Carol L. Peachee, LPCC, M.A.

Carol PeacheeCarol L. Peachee, LPCC, owner of The Center for Mindful Living Practices, is a pioneer in the integrative health field with 47  years of experience in professional counseling with an emphasis on human potential psychotherapy, mindfulness practices and internal arts. Carol began her path into integrative practices as a student of John Heider, teacher of human potential group process at Esalen Institute and author of The Tao of Leadership. As a student of Master Wei Lun Huang for twenty years she mastered several internal arts.  Most recently she has studied with meditation teacher Mingyur Rinpoche, the author of Joyful Living and with psychologist Dr. Zindel Segal, author of The Mindful Way Through Depression.

Carol served on the advisory board for the University of Kentucky Medical School’s NIH grant for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, was a founding member and past board president of WaysMeet Healing Arts Center, and earned several awards for her work with creativity and healing, including a Governor’s Award for Innovative Programing.

To grow towards health and self actualization requires a change of awareness, a shift in consciousness

Carol’s artistic and creative work  is focused in photography. Her work has been recognized statewide over the last decade, and she has authored four books published by University presses since 2015. Working with a grant from the Kentucky Foundation for Women, Carol developed the Eye Am!! Creating Visual Memoir Through Photography program.  For a complete artistic biography and photo resume visit Carol Peachee Photography website. She maintains a holistic and integrative private practice as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor via virtual sessions throughout Kentucky.