Insights from a Homeless Female Veteran
Channel: DrGilda Carle
Date: 2018-03-22

Dr. Gilda created Country Cures, a non-profit 501(c)(3) educational non-profit at www.CountryCures.org.  The organization trains Female Veterans in empowerment skills. It is credited with getting Homeless Female Vets off the streets, out of a life of hopelessness, poverty, drug addiction, and promiscuity, and back with their children and families, holding down good-paying jobs.  

The New York Times called Dr. Gilda "the busiest television therapist in the business." Gannett named her "TV's #1 talk-show therapist, hotter than the Sahara, part philosopher and part stand-up comic." DR. GILDA responds to worldwide fans on her web site, www.DrGilda.com, where she has a private practice. She did Relationship Wellness consulting at Columbia University Medical Center and many other medical facilities. She is Professor Emerita of a New York Business School.  

DR. GILDA has authored 17 books, including: "Don't Bet on the Prince! How to Have the Man You Want by Betting On Yourself" (a test question on "JEOPARDY!"), "Don't Lie on Your Back for a Guy Who Doesn't Have Yours," and the business book, "One Up Strategies Business Schools Don't Teach." The hundreds of GILDA-GRAMS® in her books, columns, and motivational speeches keep us going when life gets tough: "You will never be loved if you can't risk being disliked;" "What you accept, you teach;" "We attract not who we want, but who we are."

DR. GILDA has served as a Product Spokesperson for Hallmark, Harlequin, Cottonelle, Sprint, Galderma Pharmaceuticals, Match.com, Lavalife, Project: Time Off, and other major corporations. For these clients, she has done keynote & motivational speeches, satellite media tours, video news releases, columns, infomercials, podcasts, advertorials, public service announcements, and media appearances. Her media coverage includes print, radio, and television, syndicated and worldwide.

A college dean praised DR. GILDA by calling her, "Mother Theresa with lipstick and The Wall Street Journal." But she says it's her clients, students and fans who deserve the credit, because it is they who continue to teach her how to serve people best.