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Carol A. Teitelbaum Carol has been a psychotherapist since 1985, with California private practices in Tarzana and Rancho Mirage. Her practice is dedicated to people who have experienced trauma, abuse, and addiction. Bringing light into the darkness, Carol, along with her husband, Robert, created a 501 C3 corporation, Creative Change Conferences. This conference is celebrating its tenth year of offering help to survivors of child abuse. Her program, It Happens to Boys, has helped thousands of men begin their healing process. Carol is an author for Step 12 Magazine, Recovery Illustrated, Sober World, and Recovery View. She speaks at conferences and leads workshops. Carol's conferences have included such stellar speakers as Jerry Moe, John Bradshaw, John Lee, Claudia Black, David Whyte, Dave Pelzer, Patrick Carnes, Rev. Leo Booth, many of whom Carol now calls friends. Carol and Robert have been married fifty-four years have two children and three granddaughters, who are the loves of their lives. Robert J. Teitelbaum Robert is a SAG actor and retired casting director with twenty-five years in the entertainment industry. He has been the creative director of Palm Springs TheatreSports, an international improvisational organization, since 1994. He is CEO of Creative Change Conferences. Robert speaks at conferences and leads workshops on Mob history, family dysfunction, trauma, abuse, addiction, and recovery. Robert's first book, Frogs and Snails and Mobster Tales: Growing Up in Al Capone's Shadow, has helped many survivors find their voice. Married fifty-four years to Carol, together they have enjoyed many adventures: having children and grandchildren, and being members of the huge family of Teitelbaums and Melnicks. Family and friends are what is most important to Robert. He learned from his parents the importance of having people in your life you can count on.

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