Patrick Nowlan (USAF) - Patrick is a retired First Sergeant of the United States Air Force, starting out in Combat Communications and ending with the Air-Evac mission. He served with the 379th Expeditionary Aero-Medical Evacuation Squadron with deployments to the Southwest Asia theatre of operation (Iraq, Afghanistan, K2 Uzbekistan, Djibouti, Africa and Kuwait). He plays a lead facilitation role in delivering the B.L.U.E. Method course content, bringing lived experience and trusted relatability to those who’ve served. Patrick began as a client of this work and has spent considerable time engaging in his own healing. His journey informs a deeply personal understanding of the process, which now shapes his role as a facilitator. He also contributes to veteran outreach and peer integration. His 43-year background in martial arts and movement-based disciplines, combined with a deep personal commitment to trauma recovery, supports his grounded and empowering approach. He helps veterans reconnect with their bodies as resilient and responsive—building capacity for emotional and energetic integrity.

​Dee Kinsey is the co-creator and developer of The B.L.U.E. Method, shaped through years of deep somatic practice, facilitation, and lived integration. The framework was born from her own healing journey—fueled by curiosity, necessity, and decades of direct work with the body, energy, and nervous system. A certified yoga teacher, Jin Shin Jyutsu practitioner, and program strategist with a background in corporate leadership and experiential learning, Dee bridges the space between transformational healing and real-life application.  Dee leads curriculum design and facilitation across all demographic tracks, mentors facilitators, and supports individualized integration through 1:1 work. She has successfully delivered this content to private-sector audiences in both workshop and hybrid retreat formats, refining its accessibility and impact for a range of lived experiences. Her work invites participants to move from survival to self-leadership, reclaiming presence, agency, and trust in their own body’s wisdom.