Gaston Robert Olsen is a graduate of the Swedish Institute College of Health Sciences and The Nayada Institute of Thai Massage and has also continued studies in Chinese Medicine. He approaches his work from both an intellectual and instinctual perspective, combining the traditional and extraordinary techniques of the East with modern methods of the West. Each session is customized to suit the particular needs of the individual in a safe, serene environment.
Inspired by personal growth, travel, and continued training in various forms of healing arts, Gaston is always seeking new ways to combine new thought and learned old-world techniques to better his practice and working with others.
Gilles Obermayer, became a Certified Ohashiatsu® Consultant in 2004. He grew up in France and lived twenty years in Scandinavia, working as a musician and composer, before moving to NYC in 2000. As a musician for the Ballet Academy in Stockholm, he witnessed the daily aches and pains of the dancers, which inspired him to learn bodywork. He studied Swedish massage and Shiatsu before being introduced to Ohashiatsu® in 2002. Besides his practice as Certified Ohashiatsu® Consultant with Path for Life, Gilles is the Music Coordinator in the Dance Department at Barnard College / Columbia University.
Anthony Luciano, is a certified Reiki Master through Reiki Arts Continuum of NYC. He studied holistic health at the Institute of Integrative Nutrition and is a complementary care practitioner for Miracle House of NYC. Anthony actively studies natural healing with Tom Monte and satisfies his passion for health and fitness through endurance training, triathlons and yoga. He is a compassionate healer and attends classes at Sacred Center New York, a New Thought Spiritual Center. To the Path for Life center, Anthony brings the ability to deeply relax both the mind and physical body, reduce stress and alleviate chronic aches and pains.
Gordon Scarritt has been teaching meditation and leading spiritual retreats since the late 70s. His style is non-dogmatic, direct, practical and humorous while teaching people how to use their innate awareness to naturally transform confusion and emotional distress into the clear mind of genuine wellbeing.
Gordon studied with Oscar Ichazo of the Arica Institute for 15 years and met his Buddhist meditation teacher, Dzogchen Master Shyalpa Rinpoche in 1988.
He works in multiple formats, from individual and couple to groups and is the author of the forthcoming book, Walking with the Tiger: Being Real in an Illusory World. Gordon has used his years of personal experience of meditative awareness to develop a self-healing methodology that uses a simple method to guide his clients to the life they are meant to live.
Diane April, ARCB, HHC is a certified reflexologist and Reiki practitioner. She is a board member of the New York State Reflexology Association, a complimentary care practitioner for Hospice and Palliative Care of Westchester, and a participant in a reflexology project at the Hospital for Joint Diseases in Manhattan. To her work at the Path for Life center, Diane brings a deep understanding of ways to relieve stress, alleviate chronic aches and pains and reach the point of total relaxation.











