Kyle is an Award-winning author, UX designer, advisor, researcher, and artist. Kyle's work focuses on breaking down barriers to creativity, creating a more accessible experience with one's art practice, and fostering sustainable relationships to the creative world around us. 

Bailey Call, MA, ATR-P (she/her) is an art therapist that specializes in working with adults and teens in the LGBTQIA+ community. She utilizes Jungian approaches, like active imagination and dream work, in tandem with a multi-cultural and social justice lens. Her passion for human rights and social issues—including race, class, gender and sexuality—continually inform her practice.

Paris Courtney’s work centers affirmative care for both the client and the practitioner that hold shared identities. Asking clinicians to inquire about how they care for themselves while caring for those with shared lives experiences to prevent vicarious harm or trauma.

Adrienne Iannazzo, LPC, ATR (she/her)  is a highly trained trauma-focused art therapist in Arlington, VA. She utilizes art therapy and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to help individuals process trauma, explore emotions, and find new coping strategies. Adrienne's expertise lies in employing creative techniques to reduce stress, enhance well-being, and facilitate transformative healing experiences.

Kelly Johnson is a dedicated graduate student at Antioch University Seattle, pursuing her Art Therapy focus in the CFT program. As a queer woman, she is deeply passionate about LGBTQIA+ rights and advocates for inclusivity and equality. With a love for connecting with others and a zest for outdoor adventures, Kelly is also driven to explore the world and immerse herself in diverse cultures.

Bianca is an artist, advocate, Board-Certified Registered Art Therapist, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and Licensed Professional Counselor born and raised in Hong Kong. Bianca currently is teaching faculty and Honorary Lecturer at Antioch University Seattle and the University of Hong Kong.

Cody Mosely is an art therapist in training, dedicated to creating a safe and inclusive space for individuals seeking support and healing. As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, they embrace diversity and understand the importance of culturally responsive care. Pursuing a Master's degree in counseling specializing in Art Therapy, Cody combines their love for creativity and psychology to support others on their transformative therapeutic journey.

Julian is a masters student studying clinical mental health counseling and art therapy. His passion is in therapeutic work with autistic clients.

Corrin, Sarah, and Jennifer are art therapists in Pittsburgh, PA who work in private practice primarily serving the LGBTQ Community. They all believe that art has the power to transform individuals and communities and engage in both private practice and social justice oriented community outreach.

Dana Sayre is a Registered Drama Therapist via the North American Drama Therapy Association. They have a small private practice in Central Texas and also do contract work with Thriving Autistic and UT Austin. Dana has been published in the Drama Therapy Review, Arts in Psychotherapy, and QED: A Journal in GLBTQ Worldmaking.

MaKael is a passionate change maker. He currently works with clients, interns, and community partners to create and expand accessible, competent, and inclusive mental health care in the South Puget Sound and rural WA. While specializing in gender care and polyamory, his true focus is in creating a safer healthier world for everyone.

Hope Development Practice

Katherine (Katie) is a queer, genderfluid, white, neurodivergent artist and musician. Katie is in their third and final year of graduate school at Lewis and Clark College, and will graduate in June 2023 with a degree in art therapy and a certificate in eating disorders counseling. Katie lives with their partner and two fur-friends in Portland, OR, and enjoys playing piano, drawing and sculpting, stained glass work, practicing yoga, playing board games, watching animated series, and gardening.

Alison is a Scottish based integrative art psychotherapist who specialises in supporting and collaborating with GRSD (gender, sex and relationship diverse) clients. They have previously designed and delivered an award winning LGBTQIA+ mental health project and now predominantly work in private practice as a therapist, supervisor and trainer. She is particularly interested in finding creative ways to support clients in their recovery from trauma, in addition to helping people navigate the impact of internalised oppression.

**Alison's presentation, PRIDE VS. PRIVACY, was not recorded due to the nature of the discussion**