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Charles is a member of the National Speaker's Association and is in demand around the country as a public speaker. He uses this platform to introduce a wide range of people - high tech and blue collar, New Age wellness professionals and traditional health care, to the benefits of a Mind/Body practice.

Charles is a co-founder of Texas Yoga, which hosts the Annual Texas Yoga Retreat, featuring 25 of the best yoga teachers from around the State of Texas, and drawing over 250 students.

In addition to co-hosting this event, each year Charles teaches workshops, including The Science of Breath, and also Working with Injuries.

Charles has twice been the keynote speaker at the Seton Hospital Cardiac Conference, first speaking on The Mind/Body Connection, and the following year on Stress Management for Nurses.

In 1999 he was a panelist and presenter at the 2nd Annual Southwest Yoga Conference. He was asked to join the panel to answer questions about his work with At-Risk-Youth and with Cardiac Rehabilitation patients. He also presented information on "Mind/Body Tools for Teenagers" which was attended by 25 teachers from the US and Canada and 30 teenagers from a Travis County program for first time offenders. Charles brought the teenagers in so that he could demonstrate his program for the teachers. The program was a great success. For further information see Yoga for Kids.

Charles served on the board of advisors for the 3rd Annual Southwest Yoga Conference (one of 5 teachers from around the U.S.) and presented a workshop at the November 2000 conference on "Devotion in the Workplace".

In February of 2002 Charles presented on the Science of Breath at the International Conference on Yoga for Positive Health, and served as an advisor to the sponsors during planning.

In September of 1997 Charles MacInerney helped found the Heart of Business, a non-profit organization working to help companies integrate spiritual values into their organization. In May of 1998 he was the conference coordinator for the highly acclaimed First Annual Heart of Business Conference, a three-day conference held at the Austin Convention Center featuring Margaret Wheatley and David Whyte.

In May of 2000 Charles was the keyote speaker for the 3M Awards Banquet for Innovation, and spoke on "The Art of Innovation."  

In addition, Charles has presented as the following conferences: 1999 2nd Annual Southwest Yoga Conference; 1992 Southwest Regional National Wellness Conference; 1994, 1995 & 1997 National Wellness Conferences in Wisconsin; 1996 Women in the Public Sector Annual Conference; 1996, 1997, 1998, & 1999 Whole Life Expo; 1996 National Education Wellness Seminar in Arizona; 1996 Women in the Public Sector Conference; 1997 Heart Association's Women and Family Heart Conference; 1997 Texas PTA Association's State Leadership Council; 1997 & 1998 Executive Women in Texas Government; 1997 Texas PTA Associations State Leadership Council; 1998 & 1999 Seton Hospital Cardiac Rehabilitation Conferences - keynote speaker; 1999, 2000 & 2001 Protective & Regulatory Services Conference - keynote speaker; the 1999 Governor's Conference on Professional Development, the 2001 Center for the Judiciary Texas Conference, and the 2001 Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries National Convention.

For more information about programs, workshops and retreats available for business clients please visit Charles business web-site at expandingparadigms.com