Gordon Stokes was a pioneer in kinesiology and the founder of the globally successful "Three in One" method. His seminars for teachers, psychologists, health consultants, and parents made him well-known around the world. For over a decade, he served as the training director at the Touch For Health Foundation. G. Stokes was also a co-founder and long-time president of the IASK (International Association of Specialized Kinesiologists). His partnership with Daniel Whiteside began when he graduated in behavioral genetics in 1963. Together with D. Whiteside, he authored numerous Three in One publications. Gordon Stokes passed away in August 2006. Along with his parents, Robert and Elizabeth Whiteside, Daniel Whiteside was internationally recognized for his pioneering work in behavioral genetics. In collaboration with Gordon Stokes, he was the author and co-author of all Three in One publications and co-wrote the behavioral genetics bestseller "How to Win Over Yourself" with his father Robert. His clientele as a consultant included companies such as Walt Disney Educational Media, Lockheed, and ARCO. He was a brilliant, witty mind—his extensive knowledge of literature, history, art, archaeology, music, and metaphysics distinguished all Three in One seminars. Daniel Whiteside passed away in 2013.