Why Attend

Howard Martin has inspired thousands of people around the world to gain better control of their lives. His work is paramount in helping people change their health, increase their mental edge, realize their spiritual connection by opening their heart and unfold into a more enriched destiny. His eloquent presentations are simple, light-hearted, inspirational, scientifically valid, and most importantly, they work. Howard is the living example of the natural balance between head and heart.” 

I’ve done dozens of corporate trainings, but none of them made me feel this way. It wasn’t just about learning—it was about remembering something I had forgotten about myself. I met people who think like I do, who care. And I went home with tools that I now use both at work and at home, every day.

I’ve been walking the HeartMath path for nearly a decade now, and every single time I attend a live event, it feels like coming home. This symposium in Crete was no exception — it was pure coherence in motion. The people, the energy, the depth of the practices… I felt uplifted, realigned, and reconnected with something far greater than myself once again.

I came in skeptical. I thought, “Another feel-good seminar?” But something shifted fast. After the first coherence exercise, it was like the static in my mind was replaced with a kind of inner clarity I hadn’t felt in years. And being surrounded by people who actually get this… it changed everything. I’ve already marked my calendar for next year.

Honestly, I didn’t expect much beyond some stress-relief techniques. But this was something else. I left feeling grounded, clear, and with real tools I use in court prep and client meetings. The trainers were warm and real, and the group felt like family. I’ll definitely be coming back.

I admit I was suspicious of anything “heart-based.” But the science behind it was sound, the practices surprisingly rigorous, and the results undeniable. By the third day, I wasn’t just convinced—I was inspired. There was a gentle depth in everything we did. I hope to return next year, and maybe even bring some of my students.