7th Annual Women's History Month Luncheon & Business Development Day Evening Reception Speaker - Kellye Davis

Helping the Stressed-Out Masses Relax…One Breath at a Time

How can even the most time-starved and anxiety-filled adult, parent or student “chill out” in today’s rapid-paced and overbearing world? Work, home life, relationships, finances and more all put enormous pressure on even the most rational and capable people today.

For over a decade, Kellye Davis has been enriching and enlightening the lives of millions with her unique real world approach to nurturing the mind, body and spirit – and by way of reducing stress. A lifestyle correspondent, seminar leader, certified yoga instructor and Level-II Reiki healer, she combines these disciplines to deliver practical, timely and inspirational programs that bring a calming peace to life.

Davis currently offers tranquil living tips to television audiences, via seminars and articles and as an on-air expert. She served as Taking Care of You lifestyle correspondent on New York’s WCBS News Saturday Morning. She captured national attention on the E! Entertainment Television Network as a celebrity mind/body lifestyle expert. She has been on NBC’s Weekend Today Show and on the Discovery Network’s The Home Matter Show as a stress-free lifestyle expert. In addition, she has appeared on CNBC, Fox 5 News, News 12, RNN Network and more.

Davis’ lifestyle articles have been published in national magazines including Essence, Cosmo Girl and Spa Magazine. She also wrote a column called “Natural Health” for the New York Daily News.

Her new book The Bliss Principle – 5 Easy Ways to Reduce Stress (CDS Books), in stores November 2005, contains Kellye’s popular relaxation lifestyle program for taming stress while living a busy 21st century lifestyle. Her book shows readers how to tap one’s own innate inner peace by using and incorporating restorative yoga, tips on creating tranquility space in one’s environment, and relaxing food recipes that keep stress at bay.

She has run corporate and group training programs for Oxford Health Plans, The Girl Scouts, Philip Morris, Bayer, and others. Her work for the Westchester Fund for Women and Girls prompted a letter of commendation from Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.