Kate T. Donohue, Ph.D., REAT is one the founding core faculty members of the Expressive Arts Program at CIIS. She is the founding member of the International Expressive Arts Therapy Association (IEATA) and has served in many roles including the development of the Registered Expressive Arts Therapy standards and ethics code as well as executive co-chair. She is now an active honorary advisor to IEATA. Her thirty years of teaching, clinical work, consultation and training are informed by her passion for marrying expressive arts therapy and Jungian thought. She is a special interest in cross-cultural dance, the sacred feminine and ritual around death, which has been inspired by her love of travel. Kate is currently studying West African and Afro Cuban dance.

• Read Kate Donohue's article reprinted from The Arts in Psychotherapy: "A Transcendent Journey Through the Motherline: A Voyage with Helen Hardin, Southwest Artist."
• Email: kdonohue@ciis.edu

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