Terry Magee has been practicing Insight Meditation since 1995, studying with Shinzen Young, Sayadaw U Tejaniya, Anna Douglas, Carol Wilson, and other Insight Meditation teachers. Since 2006, she has been teaching as a Dharma Leader under the mentorship of Anna Douglas. She has been especially interested in trauma sensitive mindfulness as well as using mindfulness meditation for the management of physical pain for herself and others.

David Bornstein (he/him) began a dedicated Buddhist meditation practice in 1997. He has practiced mostly in the Theravada tradition at Spirit Rock Meditation Center (SRMC) and Insight Meditation Society (IMS), and also attended several Zen sesshins at the San Diego Zen Center. He has sat dozens of silent retreats, ranging in length from several days to six weeks, and will sit a two month retreat at the Forest Refuge in Barre, MA later this summer. David has completed two two-year trainings (SRMC Dedicated Practitioner’s Program in 2016, and the Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program in 2019), and is a certified Mindfulness Meditation teacher. He was also a member of SRMC’s sixth Community Dharma Leader (CDL) training before it was cut short by the pandemic. He has accepted the invitation to apply for CDL7, which would run from January 2025 - January 2027.

David has an easy, welcoming teaching style. Students find him authentic and trustworthy, and appreciate the way he shares from his own life to illustrate Buddhist teachings. David lives in Tucson with his wife and daughter.

Anna Douglas, PhD., is the founder of Insight Meditation Tucson, and one of the founding teachers of Spirit Rock Meditation Center.  In 1986 she was one of five Dharma students invited to train in Jack Kornfield's groundbreaking program of practice and study for new teachers.  Although Anna's background is in psychology and the arts, she has had the good fortune as well as the deep aspiration to be able to do many long retreats in the vipassana/insight tradition.  For many years her focus in teaching was to guide people in long retreats.  She also created and taught mindfulness retreats for yoga practitioners and teachers,  and for 15 years taught an annual creativity retreat using painting and writing as the mediums of exploration.   In more recent years Anna's teaching has included classes and retreats on aging and dying. She is grateful for the many wonderful opportunities for practice and for teaching she continues to enjoy.  This includes offering spiritual guidance to those for whom the Dharma is an ongoing wellspring of spiritual nourishment and inspiration.  Anna is available for individual mentoring/guidance in the practice of insight meditation.    Even as old age and various forms of decrepitude advance, her deepest wish is that the blessings of Dharma continue to be felt and shared for the benefit of all!

Tina Rasmussen, Ph.D. began meditating at age 13, and has practiced in the Theravada and Tibetan Buddhist traditions for 30+ years. In 2003, she completed a year-long solo retreat, and was later ordained as a Buddhist nun and authorized to teach by Ven. Pa Auk Sayadaw. Tina has been studied by Yale Neuroscience Lab, and is the co-author of Practicing the Jhanas, as well as several books on human potential. Tina works with students worldwide.