About Author STEFAN DEUTSCH

Author STEFAN DEUTSCH

Therapy/Counseling/Coaching
If you are looking for expert guidance and learn dynamic new life skills to enrich your life and relationships with unconditional love, there is no one better than the person who discovered the true nature of love and is called "The Father of Love" by Dr. Ivel De Freitas, MD., Stefan Deutsch. He takes only highly committed clients who are ready to transform their lives into healthy, loving successes that mirror their new vision of self.For individual, group and couple sessions
 

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Stefan spends most of his days either, 1. working on his series of LOVE DECODED books that teach people why unconditional behavior is the foundation of health, success and happiness. The books are on personal development, relationships, parenting, aging, health and well-being; or, 2. seeing his clients (mostly couples, which brings him much satisfaction knowing a family  will stay together); or 3. giving talks and producing webinar series on various topics; or 4. consulting with educators, executives and CEOs, health care providers, NGOs, and psychotherapists in order to enhance their staff training programs, curriculums, client approaches, and so forth. At present he is consulting with a team of physicians on the clinical trials of a program they believe will be a complete breakthrough in managing stress and eliminating burnout in the workplace. As always his contribution is how self-care, based on unselfish self-love, is the foundation for the effectiveness of most programs dealing with training people to achieve ‘permanent lifestyle changes’.

Stefan Deutsch was born in 1947 to holocaust survivors in a tiny village in Hungary. Their home had no running water, no plumbing, no heat, and barely electricity. As his parents escaped the Nazis, they once again had to escape the Russian communists ruling Hungary to bring their child to freedom in the United States. His journey to developing his theories of love and life-span was full. It included teaching mentally challenged children for the NYC Board of Education, going to NYU graduate school to become a Movement Therapist, and founding Creative Aging, Inc. and Impact On Hunger, Inc. both educational, non-profits. It even included becoming a professional actor in musical comedies. After getting married and having a child, he started a design company, which his wife still runs. But his greatest passion was to understand life and people. He became a trained Gestalt Psychotherapist and founded The Human Development Company. For over 20 years he has been working with his theory - The Continuum Theory of Life Span - by giving workshops, hosting radio programs, traveling to major psychotherapy and adult development conferences to present his work. This book for couples is based on his discovering how well couples in his private practice responded to the application of both his theory of love, and his theory of development. Forthcoming books are applications of his ideas to parenting, aging, education, and personal development.

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"Imagine A World without Hunger" was the motto for Impact On Hunger. This photo is of the famous Times Square in New York City where the billboard is calling the millions of people who see it every year to imagine and take action to end hunger.

The image here is Impact's media kit. It signifies abundance in the world. Impact's mission was to educate the public about the causes and solutions to end hunger. It was supported by major advertising and public relations firms.

The Agency for International Development (AID) gave Impact a $250,000 grant to produce the first ever curriculum guide for K- through college, with facts about the causes and solutions to end hunger. Teachers all over the USA used it.

Stefan Deutsch founded Impact On Hunger, Inc. to help support front-line hunger organizations, by educating the public about the possibilities that advances in technology have created to end world hunger. What many people also didn't realize, and still don't, is that hunger and poverty are the major contributors to overpopulation. Once people can feed their families they start to take a greater interest in the quality of their own lives - which includes having fewer children.

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