Campus: Seattle
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Sar Surmick, LMFT
Sar is a faculty member in Antioch’s Couple and Family Therapy Program and Sex Therapy Certificate Program. She specializes in identity, non-monogamy, consent, and adult sexuality. Sar works with individuals, couples, and groups and supervises MFT Associates. Sar is the founder and director emeritus of the Consent Academy and continues to develop and teach consent…
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Cathy Lounsbury, EdD, LCPC
Dr. Cathy Lounsbury serves as professor in the counseling division at Antioch University, which is comprised of low residency and campus-based MA programs, as well as a national PhD program in counselor education and supervision. Cathy has been at Antioch University since 2012, serving in various faculty and academic leadership positions, including Clinical Director, Program…
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Samantha Carrillo Mastache
Born in Puerto Rico and raised in México, Samantha Carrillo Mastache has African as well as Purépecha and Taíno roots. She began her education and teaching career in Mexico and then fully grounded herself in the dual language early childhood education movement in Seattle. She earned her CDA (Child Development Associate) Certificate, completed ECE courses…
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Ana Guadalupe Reyes, PhD, LPC, NCC, CHST
Ana Guadalupe Reyes, PhD, LPC, NCC, CHST (elle/le/they/them) is a Queer, displaced Afro-Latine, non-binary, femme-presenting child of [un]documented immigrants. Their lived experience at the intersections of race, gender, sexuality, citizenship, and cultural identity deeply informs their decolonial and liberatory approach to healing, counseling, research, and andragogy. As a scholar-practitioner who constantly navigates multiple liminal spaces,…
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Taylor Sweet-Cosce, PhD, LMHC (FL), NCC
Dr. Taylor Sweet-Cosce, PhD, LMHC (FL), NCC, is a Core Faculty member in the MA of Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Antioch University. Her clinical expertise rests in college/university counseling and working with burgeoning adults and their systems. Her scholarship mirrors her clinical passions in examining anti-oppressive counselor education practices, intersectional issues in social change…
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Erica Wade, PhD
Dr. Erica Wade (she/her/hers) is a seasoned professional with a PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision from Northern Illinois University. She has two decades of experience spanning various clinical settings since 2004, including universities, hospitals, corrections, health departments, substance use treatment, and private practice. Her specialization includes self-awareness, reducing imposter beliefs, relationship coaching, diversity, equity,…