Susan Beilby Magee

Author, speaker and hypnotherapist, Susan Beilby Magee has been practicing the healing arts for almost 3 decades. In 2002 she founded the Washington Circle of Master Healers (now the Circle of Meditation and Healing) at the Washington National Cathedral. She practices various forms of meditation, visualization, hypnotherapy, and energy healing. One chapter in her spiritual journey culminated with the publication of "INTO THE LIGHT: The Healing Art of Kalman Aron," a profound story of hope, courage, and transformation of an artist and Holocaust survivor she met at age six.

Susan Beilby Magee's career spans diverse realms of politics, economics and spirituality. A leader of the women's movement and director of the Mayor's Office of Women's Rights in Seattle, she moved to Washington DC as a White House Fellow in 1976. Magee held policy and management positions in domestic finance and economic development in the US Treasury and Commerce Departments and later served as an international business consultant. Having earned a BA from Pomona College and MBA from the Wharton School, she has served on numerous boards of directors including the White House Fellows' Foundation and Leckenby Company Foundation.

Susan Beilby Magee serves on the Development Committee of the Washington National Cathedral, the Leadership Circle of Vital Voices Global Partnership and the Leadership Council of Convergence, Center for Policy Resolution.