Front Cover: Denise McMorrow is a practicing psychologist and artist residing in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her interdisciplinary work explores the edges between what is conscious / unconscious and visible / invisible, toward a deepened, heart-centered honoring of relationships with oneself, others, and the more-than-human world. The Waking Year (2008) is one of a series of mixed media works on paper, inspired by the poetry of Emily Dickinson. McMorrow’s most recent public art projects explore the intersections between the poetics of place, healing, and the psychic life of communities. She received her PhD in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis on existential phenomenology from Duquesne University and an MFA in painting from the Pratt Institute. Her work can be viewed at www.denisemcmorrow.com and www.thedreamplaceproject.com.

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