Dr. Richard I. Jensen

Dr. Richard Jensen has conducted inservices for schools, businesses, professions, and government agencies for the past thirty-three years. He specializes in topics that relate to learning, leading, team building, and developing understanding about self and others. His years of experience as a parent, consultant, teacher, and counselor have resulted in a style that blends theory, practice, humor, and responsibility in a useful and entertaining manner.

Dr. Jensen has had the distinct good fortune of being able to teach about being human. He was able to concentrate on developing material that is useful in the lifelong learning process. With 25 years of interacting with students, teachers and parents, Dr. Jensen has been exposed to the many approaches that are needed to develop the understanding of self and others.

Karen L. Jensen

As a mother of five and a first grade teacher for twenty-seven years, Karen has a rich background in working with children and adults. Her active mind, her curiosity, her hands-on approaches and her sense of humor make this "Who's-Who" graduate from Dana College a valued resource for approaches that will help individuals learn. She has lived long enough that she has acquired the nickname of "COACH" from her children who are old enough to realize what a gold mine she is.

Karen has presented to various groups in Oregon, Utah and Vancouver, British Columbia. Forty plus years of marriage, one husband and five children have taught her being is as important as doing. Being interested, alive, active, participating and caring will be at least as powerful as doing all the correct procedures, without having your heart in the activity.