Elizabeth Pyjov

Over 12 years of experience teaching meditation

Facilitator for international and national retreats

B.A. Harvard College, Romance Languages and Literatures

‍Certification Stanford Medical School, Neuroscience, Philosophy, Pedagogy of Compassion

J.D. Harvard Law School

MTS Harvard Divinity School, Theology Degree

New York City Bar Well-Being Committee Member

Faculty at Loyola University Chicago

Elizabeth, JD, MTS is a meditation teacher, facilitator, scholar, theologian, lawyer, writer, and published poet who holds three Harvard degrees, speaks five languages, and has designed over thirty different programs for happiness, energy, connection, and resilience.

She holds three Harvard degrees, speaks five languages, has lived in seven countries, and has taught over 10,000 people resilience, mental strength, and happiness. Elizabeth also studied neuroscience at Stanford Medical School and brings brain science to every program she designs and facilitates.

Her past experience includes working as an Investment Funds attorney at Sidley Austin, human rights work at the United Nations, and investigations for the New York Attorney General’s Office.

She has taught at Stanford, Harvard, Columbia, NYU, the Library of Congress, The Carlyle Group, Deutsche Bank, the New York Appellate Court, and top law firms and financial institutions.

Elizabeth enjoys facilitating retreats worldwide, helping organizations build a more compassionate culture everyday and helping individuals find their own unique path to happiness.

This work is the greatest privilege of her life.