Andrew is a nomad and freelance photographer. He has lived in several different countries. Besides traveling for corporate and commercial clients, his passions include playing soccer, surfing, snowboarding, and anything that takes place in Hawaii.
His love for poetry has laid dormant since university but has been rekindled since joining a poetry club. He lives in New York City.
Iona is a British-American third culture kid. Raised in Scotland, Portugal, Angola, Kenya, the Middle East, and the United States, she currently lives in Cambridge, England with her husband and daughter.
She values working alongside others committed to supporting TCKs with research-focused TCK care and writes about her experience as a repatriating adult in her blog authentic.unrest.
Jenny is Senior Public Health Analyst at Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator, U.S. Department of State. She works in the field of epidemiology and data analytics and is passionate about international development. She has served twice in the Peace Corps in the countries of Ukraine and Zambia. Her favorite hobby and undergraduate degree is Modern Poetry. She also enjoys running and re-reading Pale Fire. Jenny lives in Bethesda, Maryland with her partner.
Matthew has worked in one-on-one education since 2010. He’s currently a tutor in economics, history, math, and English, while providing occasional online commentary.
He lives in Montana.
Todd is a clinical psychologist, speaker, and author in the field of holistic approaches to healing and growth. He is the founder of Pressman and Associates at Logos Wellness, a psychotherapy center dedicated to bridging the best of traditional and complementary strategies for well-being.
In 1982, he traveled the world to study the great wisdom and healing traditions—including with a Zen master, a Jain family, a Zoroastrian high priest, and a Sri Lankan firewalker—to develop a new paradigm for healing which he calls deconstructing anxiety. A national and international speaker, his unique approach to resolving fear and transcending suffering has been hailed as “a whole new perspective on anxiety,” “extraordinarily important,” and “one of the most exciting new developments in the field.”
Willis is a former attorney, restaurant owner, and frequent contributor to the Front Porch Republic. He lives in Akron, Ohio with his wife, Cheridah, and enjoys long walks with his aging Old English Sheepdog.
