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A master of liberating feelings and an expert in the mind/body connection, Anita is gifted with intuitive clarity and a unique healing presence obtained from her own rich life experiences.
Her wisdom and love is pure and she teaches from a place beyond boundaries. She teaches the power of love and truth and how loving the self healed her from sickness, prejudice, and sexual abuse.
Anita was educated at Antioch, Ryokan and Temple Universities. She got her start as an allied medical health professional and registered radiology technologist (x-ray, mammography) and later earned a bachelors and masters degree in Somatic Counseling Psychology. Anita is also a registered somatic dance movement therapist, registered yoga teacher, certified massage therapist, registered minister with AIWP, certified Reichian/Bioenergetics therapist, and renowned master of Tantra spiritual studies. 
A two time national award- winning medical journalist; she produced her own cable television shows in Los Angeles and Philadelphia titled (Anita’s Point of View, Dr.Dr. Give me the News). She worked as a jazz radio music DJ and public affairs reporter for ten years. She was a producer for CBS and NPR and also wrote for “Women on Top” and “Advance” and “Blind Date” television series.
She presently writes a regular column titled “Love Buzz” for Century City News in Los Angeles. Anita is also the founder of Kinepathics®, Tantra Wisdom™, Feminine Evolution™ and WildDance™ and has been lecturing, presenting workshops and working with couples and individuals around the country for 20 years.
In 1966, she had her first awakening when she was hospitalized for six months with rheumatic heart disease at the age of nine. She learned, when she opened her heart to her feelings, that the healing began. She cultivated an inner wisdom that became part of the foundation of her being and her teachings. From then she experienced many other awakenings that led her to develop the Kinepathics approach to life solutions.
Born and raised in Philadelphia, “The City of Brotherly Love”, Anita is now a resident of Los Angeles and New York and lectures and teaches on both the east and west coasts.
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