A pioneer in the field of physical therapy, Juliana Secchi is widely recognized for her innovative theories and innovative methods of treating patients who have the stature or height issues. Having grown up in a family where there was a deep obsession with physical fitness, Secchi began a training program at age 15 that would transform her into a world-class athlete while also launching her passion for physical culture. Secchi has been nominated for numerous awards, including the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Award, theassium Research Foundation’s Lifetime Achievement Award, as well as the National Board of Sports Medicine’s Professional Leadership Award. As a result, she continues to serve as a practicing physician in the New York/New Jersey area.
When the actress was a youngster, her parents had their own business that operated until she became an adult. Although she loved being active in sports, she felt there were more important factors in her personal life that she should consider and work on. These factors included becoming a parent, working to become a professional tennis player and opening her own tennis practice and academy. As she began to consider herself as a national tennis champion, she also wanted the same success for her career that she achieved as a tennis player. Her partner of fifteen years, Daniella Grazia, played a significant role in helping the young athlete discover herself and discover her own identity, which is why they decided to use their combined knowledge and experience to create a unique and scientifically-sound theory on physical growth and athletic achievement.
The first book written about this topic, The Nationality Index, helped to define what is meant by the term “nationality” and introduced many readers to the intriguing world of biological classification. The second book, The Nationality Theory: A Scientific Approach to Classification, Sexual orientation, and Individual Differences, helped the couple to define their personal classification system and to understand it better. In the last few years, however, the Secchi’s work has received critical acclaim. Bestsellers include; The Nationality Index, Breaking Up, and The Boy Next Door.