Macall Gordon ’08 (Seattle, MA) has conducted and presented research on the influence of what researchers term a “difficult” temperament on infant/child sleep and sleep training efforts, as well as…
Seattle Faculty Publish Book
Three Seattle faculty members published Resilience-Centered Counseling: A Liberating Approach to Change and Wellbeing. Written by Dr. Colin Ward, Dr. William Heusler, and Dr. Katherine Fort, the text recognizes that…
Activist Works at Intersection of Gender Diversity and Autism
“So many of us don’t get appropriate sex education,” says Jack Duroc-Danner, an activist working to help non-autistic individuals to be more aware of the differences and needs of gender…
Heather Curl
Seattle Education Faculty Dr. Heather Curl was quoted in an article in Grow talking about social class in a recent article about the difference between working and middle class. “Money…
Catherine Auman ‘84
Catherine Auman ‘84 (Seattle, Psychology) published “Guide to Spiritual L.A.: The Irreverent, the Awake, and the True.” A four-time author, Auman reveals a surprisingly rich and wide-ranging spiritual history that…
Alumni Magazine Traces Common Thread Across Antioch’s Many Difference-Makers
“Most of our alumni come as accomplished people. Then, with additional tools and connections they learn at Antioch, they go on to make even more of a difference,” says Laura…
Cynthia Thomashow
Dr. Cynthia Thomashow, founding director and currently the Academic Manager of the MA in Education with Urban Environmental Education (UEE) program at Antioch Seattle, published the article “Moving toward Anti-Racism in the…
While Working to Change State Law, Antioch Seattle Faculty Wins Award
“I don’t typically get awards,” says Dr. Steven Curtis, a faculty member at Antioch Seattle who just received the Washington Psychological Association’s Distinguished Service Award. As he says, “I always…
Antioch PsyD at 2022 NCSPP Conference
Faculty and students from Antioch PsyD programs on both coasts recently attended the virtual National Council of Schools and Programs in Professional Psychology (NCSPP) Conference in January. NCSPP, an organization…
The Tools of Sex Therapy Can Nurture Healthier Relationships
Sexual education is extremely important and we need more of it. In the second episode of our mini-series about human sexuality we talk with Dr. Theodore Burns about the need for educators to go beyond the “SexEd” class, incorporating open and sex-positive discussions about sexuality, and gender also across young people’s educations. Dr. Burns, a therapist and educator specializing in sexuality and gender, shares with us key strategies to create culturally responsive, sex-positive learning environments that make children safer.
Heather Curl Co-authors Chapter in “Children’s Rights from International Educational Perspectives”
Education Faculty Dr. Heather Curl co-authored the chapter “Teaching and Learning Together”: One Model of Rights-Centred Secondary Teacher Preparation in the United States in the book Children’s Rights from International…
Champions For the Humanities | The No-Cost Clemente and Bridge Programs Keep Changing Lives
Since opening its doors 169 years ago, Antioch has been committed to the idea that the act of exploring knowledge in a nurturing space…