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  • Carol Pendleton, MA, LMFT, LMHC

    Carol is a Licensed Marriage Family Therapist, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, a clinical member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy, and an Approved AAMFT Supervisor. In her private practice, Carol provides therapeutic services to children, families, couples, and individuals. Carol primarily works from family systems, trauma-focused, and strength based perspectives. Adjunct…

  • AUS Faculty & Staff Resources

    Information and Resources for Faculty and Staff Academic Tools & Support Academic Assessment Academic Calendar Academic Catalog Academic Technology Bookstore Grant and Foundation Relations Institutional Review Board Library Catalogs – Search Resource Center (File/Document Search) Virtual Writing Center Writing Lab Campus Resources Building Information Campus Map Explore Our Campus Safety on Campus Campus Crime & Safety…

  • Research Guides

    Research Guides Click here for the complete list of Research Guides. Research assistance and useful resources for all your academic needs, including a link to the ProQuest database. Art Therapy Drama Therapy Counseling Videos Citations & Writing Guides E-Journals E-Reference Books Open Access

  • Antioch Seattle Race and Equity Center

    Antioch University Seattle’s Institutional Commitment to Anti-Racism, Equity, Justice, Inclusion, and Belonging

  • Sue Woehrlin

    Sue Woehrlin’s areas of active inquiry include participatory design, group facilitation, collaborative team leadership, reflective professional practice, community-based consultation and large scale strategies for whole systems learning and change. Woehrlin is particularly passionate about ‘narrating change’—the intentional use of stories to effect participatory change. She is also engaged by interdisciplinary learning and teaching, most notably…

  • Colin Ward, PhD, LMHC

    For the past 25 years, I have served as a counselor educator and supervisor focused on developing and adapting curriculum to address professional accreditation standards while fostering a learning climate where students reflect and apply knowledge areas consistent with effective and ethical counseling practitioners. As an instructor and supervisor, I seek to create an atmosphere…