JK Dickinson

JK Dickinson is the Founder & CEO of The Invisible Anatomy™, with more than 35 years of experience working with senior executives, founders, upper-level leadership, and high-level decision-makers. Her work spans medicine, science, technology, finance, business, hospitality, professional sports, entertainment, and the music industry. Much of her private advisory work is conducted under strict confidentiality and discretion. Through decades of observation, experience, and intuitive insight, Dickinson developed The Invisible Anatomy™, a foundation of learning that explores the intuitive sensory system within the human body, the influence of our internal stories, and the extraordinary power of the human spirit. A significant part of Dickinson’s work examines how neurons receive, process, transmit, and retain information from life experiences, and how emotional and mental memories can influence stress, behavior, decision-making, relationships, and patterns carried throughout the human experience. Her work explores the connection between these stored experiences, sensory awareness, intuition, and the body’s response to what we experience throughout life. Dr. Huy Hoang, MD, who contributed the foreword to The Invisible Anatomy, has written that life experiences affect the physical, emotional, spiritual, and mental energy within the body and emphasized the important role of the vagus nerve and neurons in how this information and energy move through the human system. As Dr. Hoang has stated, “True wellbeing requires attention to the whole person, not simply the symptoms they present.” As a member of the Forbes Coaches Council, Dickinson contributes her perspective on intuitive leadership, executive decision-making, business strategy, organizational change, human behavior, sensory awareness, neuron-based information processing, and personal leadership. Her work has included leadership training, workshops, speaking, and strategic advisory initiatives with individuals and organizations across the United States and internationally. Organizations connected to her professional work have included Microsoft, Google, Columbia University, Johns Hopkins Medicine, Vulcan, Disney, Pixar, Seattle Sounders, LA Galaxy, YMCA, Bayer Crop Science, Johnson & Johnson, and Giannina Gaslini Institute in Italy. At the center of Dickinson’s work is a simple principle: human beings possess an extraordinary internal sensory system that deserves to be understood, trusted, and strengthened. Her mission is to help people better understand what already exists within them—their intuition, inner wisdom, human spirit, strengths, hopes, stored experiences, and capacity to move through life with greater clarity and confidence.