Primary Faculty Biographies

Our Friend and Sensei

Michael Jon Kell, M.D., Ph.D. has dedicated his professional life to health. He has conducted scientific research in fields as diverse as quantum physics, artificial kidneys, polymer chemistry, drug addiction, pain management, quantitative urine drug monitoring, longevity medicine, herbal medicine, prayer and spirituality. Dr. Kell teaches, “Research without well-conceived application is often times a dangerous pursuit”; perhaps this is why he and his associates have spent untold hours converting their lab discoveries into commercially viable products. He holds 11 U.S. patents (and hundreds of foreign filings) and has authored ten books and fifty scientific publications. He writes for both scientific and general audiences, presents seminars and workshops and has been interviewed on local and national radio and television.

Chief Communications Officer & Registrar

Bryan D. Ouellette studied the field of psychology from a multidimensional perspective focusing specifically on behavioral and maladaptive development as it applies to abnormal psychology.  In addition, he has extensively researched anthropological models addressing the origin and psychological dynamics of spiritual belief. He has aggressively challenged the ideological disparity between the doctrines of various religions, both east and west, and dismissed such perceived incongruity as "prevailing cultural flavors, inept at penetrating the fundamental truth common to all".  After completing his degree in psychology, he worked in a multitude of clinical facilities, managing the care of clients suffering with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and traumatic brain injury, before designing a successful compilation of primary prevention methodologies targeting at-risk children and teenagers. He has sat on numerous public and private boards, worked to resolve inner-city adolescent homelessness, and is an accomplished instrument-rated pilot.

Director of Outreach

Tracey E. Ouellette comes to Mind Brain & Body with years of experience in planning and management.  Her interest in archaeology and strong focus on human rights issues has immeasurably reinforced her contribution to the activities of Mind Brain & Body as well as the Institute for Conscious Evolution and Human Development.