Dr. Mark Belt is a board-certified Emergency Physician with over 20 years of frontline clinical experience. He earned his medical degree from Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine in Richmond, Virginia, and completed his residency at Lincoln Medical Center in the Bronx, New York.

Throughout his career, Dr. Belt has evaluated and treated thousands of patients facing both physical and psychological crises. His extensive work in high-pressure emergency settings exposed him to the deep and complex nature of human suffering—beyond what conventional medicine often addresses.

Driven by both his clinical experience and personal exploration, Dr. Belt began to investigate the deeper, subconscious roots of emotional pain. This led him to develop Affective Behavioral Therapy (ABT)—a pioneering approach grounded in affective neuroscience—and the ABCs of Wellbeing, a practical program designed to help individuals reprogram emotional patterns at the core of anxiety, depression, addiction, and other forms of mental suffering.

Amita Israel RN is a Registered Nurse and holistic health practitioner with ABC Wellbeing, working alongside Dr. Mark Belt, MD, to help individuals overcome mental and emotional suffering by reprogramming the subconscious mind and releasing fear-based conditioning. With a unique blend of clinical expertise, holistic insight, and life experience, Amita supports clients in reconnecting with their true selves and achieving lasting inner transformation.

Amita earned her degree in Physiology from The University of Arizona in 2005, followed by a decade of experience as a phlebotomist and certified nursing assistant. She went on to complete her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from The University of Texas at Arlington in 2014. Her nursing career has spanned ICU care, home health, float teams, and travel nursing—giving her a comprehensive understanding of patient care across a variety of settings and age groups.

From 2020 to 2022, Amita lived in Tanzania, where she deepened her study of herbs and plant medicine, enriching her holistic approach to nursing. She is also a former elite athlete, a 3-time NCAA All-American in Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field, and a 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials competitor in the 100m hurdles and long jump. Her athletic background informs her understanding of the mind-body connection, performance psychology, and personal discipline.

Outside of healthcare, Amita is deeply committed to sustainable and off-grid living. She designs and builds earthen homes using hyper adobe techniques and passive cooling systems, reflecting a broader philosophy of harmony with nature and intentional living.

At ABC Wellbeing, Amita combines her medical training, holistic worldview, and subconscious healing techniques to help clients release limiting beliefs, dissolve fear, and live with greater clarity, peace, and purpose.