“KD” Jeff Meyers, M.D., L.Ac., is a physician, acupuncturist, and educator with an extensive background in rehabilitation medicine and holistic approaches to medicine, the arts, and spirituality.   

Training: Dr. Meyers received his Doctor of Medicine from the University of Colorado School of Medicine. He completed his post-doctoral training in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Pennsylvania and has practiced Western and integrative medicine for over 25 years. 

He served as co-director of Dharma Mittra’s “Life of a Yogi” Teacher Training.  Dr.  Meyers’s medical practice specializes in musculoskeletal medicine and pain management, and he has led a multi-disciplinary team focused on integrative approaches to pain management.  

He teaches internationally on topics related to rehabilitation medicine, stress management/resilience, yoga/Ayurveda, acupuncture, somato-typology/constitutional diagnosis/body reading, meditation, and somatic practices, and has expertise in the relationship of archetypes and music to expanded consciousness. 

He received a Certificate in Psychedelic Therapies and Research from the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS) and completed ketamine-assisted psychotherapy training through multiple programs.  

He received a Certificate in Family Constellations  from the Bert Hellinger Institute USA.  For over 25 years he has led seminars and classes that explore the interrelationship of biology and consciousness to the arts, sciences, and spirituality.  In 2009 he was graced with the blessings of the Divine Mother who gifted him with the spiritually healing power of her Song.

From KD:  I am interested in expanded consciousness, presence, and attunement within ourselves and in groups, “integrity” and how these aspects of human-ness can facilitate growth and integrate into daily life.   I am interested in the capacity of discernment and its relationship to learning in expanded consciousness.   My work has explored the interface of Western scientific and allopathic medicine traditions with integrative and spiritual traditions of the East and West and is informed by somatic disciplines.   My interest in expanded consciousness and psychedelics arose out of years of exploring world spiritual traditions—including Sufism, “Hindu” and syncretic traditions in India, and indigenous, church-based, and syncretic traditions in South America—and an unexpected and powerful (energetic awakening) that led to the emerging of archetypal and non-dual awareness in my own life.  I have received initiation in a number of spiritual traditions.   I have led groups and been in the position of a mentor for many years in academic, clinical, and personal growth settings.

Specialties: Rehabilitation medicine; pain management; holistic approach/constitutional diagnosis and treatment plans; Yoga; meditation; bodywork; group process; relationship of music to expanded consciousness; relationship of discernment, archetypes, and myths to expanded consciousness.