Focus: Counseling & Therapy
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Heather A. Warfield, PhD
My academic research has focused on characteristics of pilgrimages, the inner processes of pilgrims, and how pilgrimages can be avenues for meaning-making. I am particularly interested in the history and psychology of pilgrimages that occur after war, displacement, and/or trauma and those that inform identity and collective memory. My latest research is focused on battlefield…
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Alice Scudder, MA
In addition to her Antioch teaching responsibilities Alice is Program Coordinator and Creative Arts Therapist at The Brattleboro Retreat. She works on the Dual Diagnosis Unit with psychiatric and addiction patients. She leads a variety of groups including mindfulness, coping skills, women’s group, dance therapy, expressive therapies, self esteem, and spirituality. Alice’s special interests include…
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Amy Morrison, PhD, LMHC, ATR-BC
Dr. Amy Morrison is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and a Registered, Board-Certified Art Therapist. She earned her doctorate in Expressive Therapies from Lesley University and has taught in higher education for over 20 years. She is currently a Founder and Co-Director of the Art Therapy Concentration in the Mental Health Counseling Program at Antioch…
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Kevin Lyness, PhD
I have been at Antioch University New England since 2004, and was drawn here because of the mission of social justice at the University and in the department, and by the opportunity to build a Marriage & Family Therapy PhD program that had a focus on social justice as well as on teaching, supervision, and…
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Diane Kurinsky
Professor Emeritus Applied Psychology [email protected]
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Lucille Byno, PhD
Dr. Lucy Byno has worked on a research team to further explore the characteristics of emerging adult love and sexual relationships. Currently, Dr. Byno is most excited to play a part in helping students work toward making a difference in the lives of others and seeing them open themselves to self-growth. The core of her…