Author Bios

Christine Harris has been providing psychotherapeutic services for individuals (adults and children), couples and families for over 20 years either in a face-to-face setting or as a distance counselor using video-conferencing. In addition to maintaining a private practice, she has also worked as a consultant for a wide range of organizations including hospitals, senior citizen agencies, brain injury, and disability centers, pediatric care programs, and programs providing specialized care for challenging illnesses like HIV+ AIDS, and cancer.

Upon completion of her Master's of Social Work degree at New York University, Christine continued her traditional professional development by further studies in Family Therapy, Gestalt, Cognitive, Psychodynamic, Guided Imagery, Autogenic Relaxation, and Focusing.
 

Kay Prothro has been working with patients and clients on human potential and human development issues for over 35 years. As a Menninger-trained psychotherapist in private practice in New York City, Kay specializes in working with Adults, Adult Development, and Couples Therapy. She has spearheaded many innovative health programs nationally for groups, families, couples, and individuals.

Kay works with her clients by focusing on finding strategies relating to mind-body-spirit wellness and healthy conscious living. Her primary areas of focus included interpersonal and family relationships, life-challenging illnesses, grief counseling, aging, life transitions, and stress management.

After completing The Menninger Post Graduate Fellowship Program, Kay furthered her education at the Institute for Life Coach Training and the Blanton-Peale Graduate Institute. She originally trained as a Psychodynamic psychotherapist and has since become known for consolidating Transpersonal, Integral, and Cognitive Behavioral perspectives into her work.

To learn more about Kay and her work, visit www.JustImagineNYC.com