Bizzie Gold is innovator and disruptor in the field of mental health. An industry disruptor to the core, Gold is the founder and creator of Break Method, a groundbreaking nationally-accredited modality that harnesses the power of data analytics to accurately predict patterns of thought and behavior. This comprehensive and effective protocol rapidly rewires the emotional responses and behaviors that keep people stuck in cycles of chaos and self-sabotage. In addition to serving over 15,000 clients during her 10+ year long career in this field, she now trains and certifies mental health professionals and qualified coaches in this modality. Gold has activated Break Method with a variety of unique populations including a residential inpatient program for at-risk teens, a women’s prison, department of education programs for teachers and special education providers in addition to the corporate application of her work with team dynamics and conflict resolution. She has also served on the board of SIRA, Self-Injury Recovery Anonymous. Gold was recently selected by Johns Hopkins University i4SUD program, a collaborative innovation program funded by NIH and their subsidiary NIDA to further develop Break Method’s proprietary technology and wearable tech components. She has also been featured workshop presenter and speaker at some of the most well-known wellness institutes including Omega Institute, Kripalu and 1440 Multiversity in addition to appearing on The Dr. Oz Show, TODAY, E!, Buzzfeed and the Huffington Post among others to discuss her unique approach to rapid emotional repatterning that has garnered widespread Hollywood and media praise. Gold is also host of top-rated podcast The Modern Good where she explores a variety of macro-level mental health and sociological issues with a motivational twist. Gold is unapologetic in her desire to bring sustainable and efficient healing to the mental health space and do away with emotional and financial codependency. She is often referred to as “the Jordan Petersen all the women have been waiting for.”