Lisa Tenzin-Dolma is the author of numerous self-help books, a novel, a screenplay, and over 500 magazine articles on a wide variety of subjects. She is involved with the US film industry as Special Consultant to films, and is an Ambassador for the The Goodwill Treaty. 

Her childhood and teens living in England, Malta, Scotland, Malaysia, and Singapore sparked a deep ongoing interest in exploring the myths, philosophies and spiritual paths of various cultures, and shaped the course of her life and work.

Lisa's curiosity about a variety of subjects led her into several careers as diverse as music, the medical profession, practicing and teaching astrology and tarot, designing clothes and jewellery, illustrating, writing and website design. She was awarded Doctor of Philosophy in Humanities by Moffett University in 2009.

Passionate about animal welfare, Lisa is a qualified animal psychologist, specializing in rehabilitating rescue dogs, and is involved with providing support for animal charities, rescue kennels and dog owners. Lisa also works in tandem with veterinary surgeons whose clients need help with behavioural issues or have pets which have undergone trauma. She is a full member of The Association of INTO Dogs, an organisation of trainers and behaviourists who use only positive and respectful methods in their work with dogs. Lisa is the founder of DIAL, the Dog Issues Advice Line, which supports dog owners and rescue organisations all over the world. Lisa is also the Director of The International School of Canine Psychology. She gives talks and lectures, and trains students of Canine Psychology in compassionate methods of working with dogs.

Lisa lives in the West Country with the youngest of her five children, a deerhound-greyhound lurcher, and a 10 year old rescue greyhound.

You can also visit her IMDb page and meet her on Facebook.