Co-Founder & President
Jim Green DC, LAc, LMT
Dr. Jim Green earned his massage therapy degree from Potomac Myotherapy Institute in Maryland in 1983 and is certified through the NCBTMB and MBLEx. He graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from York College of Pennsylvania in 1988, completed the doctorate of chiropractic program at Life University in Georgia in 2015 and is Board certified through the NBCE. He finished his Masters degree in Acupuncture at the Finger Lakes School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine/NYCC in New York in 2019 and is Board certified through the NCCAOM.
Jim joined the Upledger Institute and maintained a clinic practice from 1989 to 2002 where he worked with patients ranging in ages from 5 days old to 93 years of age and from five different continents.
In 1990, he started his teaching career with the Upledger Institute and taught various CST classes for the next 12 years including CST-1, CST-2, Pediatrics CST, Equine CST, CST for Estheticians, and the CST Dissection class. He has also taught symposiums and was involved in all the initial phases of the Compassionate Touch program In his tenure as an Upledger instructor, Jim taught close to 250 classes in North America and on three other continents.
HR Coordinator
Regina Green BS, LMT
Regina Green received her Bachelor’s degree from York College of PA in 1982. In 1989, she joined staff at the Upledger Foundation in an administrative capacity for about one year. In 1992, Regina earned her massage therapy degree from Seminar Network International School of Massage in Lake Worth, FL.
She worked as a visiting therapist in the Upledger Foundation’s Intensive Program, was a therapist in the Upledger clinic, led the CST study group for the Upledger Institute in 2002, and became a Techniques level Exam grader.
In 2003, Regina took on the administrative duties for Acorn Seminars, is certifed though MBLEx, developed and maintains the website, designs, edits and publishes the study guides and related materials, while also assisting and facilitating at many of the classes.