The office for Pat Boone has asked that CTI not list them, give out pricing, information or availability. If you are interested in this celebrity only, please contact CTI directly and we can let you know the process needed to confirm a date with them.
Patch Adams is a doctor who is the founder and director of Gesundheit! Institute, a free healthcare facility that was established more than 20 years ago. It is the only health care facility in the U.S. that addresses four noteworthy issues in medicinal services by taking action. Those issues incorporate the increasing expense of care, dehumanization of medicine, malpractice lawsuits... read full bio
Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong is truly a medical wonder. His invention of a new drug for the treatment of metastatic breast cancer is now being used to treat other forms of cancer as well. He is a co-inventor of over 50 issued U.S. patents, has published more than 100 scientific papers, and has been honored with major awards from around the... read full bio
Dr. Paul Brenner is a physician and counseling psychologist who has lectured throughout America, Europe and Asia. Dr. Brenner has released numerous books on the psychology of health and illness in addition to the unconscious patterns that control our everyday lives. Dr. Brenners lifes work has been trying to determine what makes an individual chronically ill or well. Dr. Brenner's... read full bio
While most actresses are lamenting the scarcity of challenging roles for women, Broadway baby Phyllis Newman continues to be a showstopper. The Tony Award-winning actress, has directed, produced and written for the theater. Phyllis Newman's life was dramatically altered in 1983 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Simon & Schuster published her candid, often funny account of her... read full bio
Randy Lopez is a stage IV colon cancer survivor. Diagnosed at the age of 35, he has appeared in various publications and feature articles including a campaign for M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Orlando, Florida. Mr. Lopez was previously the spokesperson for the Colon Cancer Alliance Roots of Support Campaign along with Olympic Champion Dara Torres. As a motivational speaker... read full bio
Ricardo Antonio Chavira went from relative anonymity to international fame as Wisteria Lane's resident bad boy Carlos Solis, all within weeks of the debut of ABCs hit show, Desperate Housewives. It was acting that helped Chavira cope with the death of his mother from breast and ovarian cancer when she was only 43, and he was 15. Chavira was honored... read full bio
Robert Jarvik was born in Midland, Michigan to Dr. Norman Eugene Jarvik and Edythe Koffler Jarvik also raised in Stamford, Connecticut. Robert Jarvik is married to Parade magazine columnist Marilyn vos Savant. They reside in New York. Robert Jarvik is also the nephew of Dr. Murray Jarvik, a pharmacologist who was the co-inventor of the nicotine patch. Robert Jarvik is... read full bio
Former CNN sportscaster Roger Cawthon and award-winning author and photographer Kathy Cawthon are co-founders of The Cancer Crusade, an organization dedicated to fighting cancer with hope and humor. Through this organization, they provide encouragement and support to cancer survivors, their family members and friends, and the medical professionals who care for them by offering a comprehensive series of uplifting programs... read full bio
The office for Ron Suskind has asked that CTI not list them, give out pricing, information or availability. If you are interested in this celebrity only, please contact CTI directly and we can let you know the process needed to confirm a date with them.
Country Music Hall of Famer Ronnie Milsap ranks as the pre-eminent country soul singer of his generation. He also represents much more than any two-word definition can convey: a humble, overtly friendly fellow with a talent as vast and multi-dimensional as the American South. As a famous Baptist musician, Milsap provided country music with one of its most important voices... read full bio
When Ross Watson talks about taking risks, teamwork, and personal dignity, he truly speaks from experience. An outdoor enthusiast for over 20 years, Ross was the first blind climber to attempt North America's highest mountain, 20,320 foot Mount McKinley in Alaska in 1990.... read full bio
Ruth Simmons is the 18th and current president of Brown University, the first black president of an Ivy League institution. Simmons was elected Brown's first female president in November 2000. Simmons assumed office in fall of 2001. Simmons holds appointments as a professor in the Departments of Comparative Literature and Africana Studies. In 2002, Newsweek selected her as a Ms.... read full bio
Dr. Sally Downham Miller devotes most of her time to work in the area of grief, loss and dealing with change. Her teaching, workshops, and consulting endeavors are popular with health care and education organizations, hospice programs, and corporate conferences. She is the author of Mourning and Dancing (HCI, 1999) and Mourning and Dancing for Schools (HCI, August 2000). Dr.... read full bio
A very special public speaker who has a gift for evoking a wide range of emotions from her audience, Sally Karioth teaches one of the most popular courses on death and dying at Florida State. Drawing on her own experiences as a nurse, teacher, writer, talk show hostess and nationally renowned grief therapist, Karioth penned If You Want To Know... read full bio
Sandra L. Garth was a participant in CNNs New You Revolution with Dr. Sanjay Gupta and successfully completed a lifestyle makeover that resulted in a fifty-five pound weight loss. Several articles have appeared in the Saginaw News chronicling her achievement, and her story appears on the University of Michigans MFIT weight management website. She became a member of the Lifelong... read full bio
Sharon Osbourne had Gastric Bypass surgery in 1999 and lost over 100 pounds. In 2010 she told People Magazine she was planning on reversing the surgery so that she could learn to control her eating issues on her own. Sharon Osbourne had Gastric Bypass surgery in 1999 and lost over 100 pounds. In 2010 she told People Magazine she was... read full bio
Shelley Morrison has had a remarkable and fascinating forty-plus year career in show business, is better known for her portrayal of Rosario," the feisty, wisecracking maid on NBC's hit comedy Will and Grace. As "Rosario," she takes great pride in portraying an older, Hispanic woman who is tough, smart, and able to hold her own. She dedicates much of her... read full bio
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, is the international best-selling author of 16 books and host of the national TV show, Shalom in the Home on TLC (The Learning Channel). His latest work, 10 Conversations You Need to Have With Your Children, has just been released. An acclaimed syndicated columnist, he won the American Jewish Press Association's highest award for excellence in commentary.... read full bio
Samuel Shem is the pen-name of the American psychiatrist Stephen Joseph Bergman. He is the author of the international bestseller The House of God, combines first-rate medical credentials (Harvard College, Harvard Medical School, Oxford, professorship at Harvard Med) with exceptional talent in the arts. His upcoming novel, Mount Misery, delves into the relationship between psychiatry and managed care. In his... read full bio
