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Chelsey Morton, MA, has been practicing for over 10 years and finds delight in bringing curious and imaginative therapeutic ways of being to life in conversations with both teens and adults. Chelsey is a supervisor and director at the Calgary Narrative Collective and runs her own private practice, Craft Psychology. She calls Calgary, Mohkinstsis home. 

Chris Peterson, PhD, has been a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice for 30 years and Core Faculty Professor in the Clinical Psychology Program at Pacifica Graduate Institute for 17 years. Her research interests include clinical supervision, transferential dynamics, and eros in psychotherapy. You can email her at: peterson@pacifica.edu

Christian Conte, PhD is a psychologist, author, and professional speaker who specializes in anger management and communication, and was an award-winning, tenured professor at the University of Nevada, Reno. He co-founded a center in South Lake Tahoe, California, to work with people who have been convicted of violent crimes. Conte’s programs always focus on helping people change and improve their lives. His latest book is Life Lessons. He was the co-host of the Spike TV series, Coaching Bad. You can learn more about him at www.drchristianconte.com.

Christine Hammond, LMHC, NCC, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the State of Florida with over fifteen years of experience in counseling, teaching and ministry. She works primarily with exhausted women and their families in conflict situations to ensure peaceful resolutions at home and in the workplace. She has written The Exhausted Woman’s Handbook.

Christine Hammond, LMHC, NCC, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the State of Florida with over fifteen years of experience in counseling, teaching and ministry. She works primarily with exhausted women and their families in conflict situations to ensure peaceful resolutions at home and in the workplace. She has written The Exhausted Woman’s Handbook.

Bridget Holding, MA, is a UKCP registered psychotherapist with a private practice in the South of France where she lives. She also sees clients via Skype. Contact: bridgetholding@wildwords.org. A former screenwriter, and university tutor in creative writing, in 2011 she founded "The Society of Writers-In-The-Wild." Through Wild Words, she supports writers to "re-find their instinctual writer." She likes nothing better than to unchain herself from her desk, break out of the office, and write in nature. www.wildwords.org www.bridgetholding.com.