Terri Goslin-Jones
Terri
Goslin-Jones
Adjunct Faculty
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Creativity Specialization Studies Lead Faculty
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- Terri Goslin-Jones, Ph.D.
- Department
- Humanistic Psychology
- Institution
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Saybrook University
- Office Phone
- 314-378-4508
- Biography
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Terri Goslin-Jones, PhD, serves as Psychology/Creativity Studies faculty at Saybrook University.
Her reason for teaching is to support life-long learners who are on a personal quest to create change in their life and in their part of the world. Creativity is at the heart of her work. Terri believes that every person has a creative, unique spirit, and that creative energy is a vehicle for growth. In her dissertation, The Perceived Effects of Person-Centered Expressive Arts on One's Work, Terri wrote, "Work can be a sacred place where people are giving birth to their deepest passions and creative spirit."
In her private practice as a workplace psychologist, Terri works with individuals and groups. Her business mission is to "Discover the Wonder of People at Work™." Her consulting work includes several key areas: creativity and expressive arts-based learning, coaching, leadership development, mindfulness, and team building. Terri has found that work becomes more meaningful when creativity is nurtured in the workplace through the expression of a person's unique gifts, talents, and perspectives.
Terri completed her doctorate in psychology and also completed a two-year Person-Centered Expressive Arts certificate program as well as the Creativity Studies certificate. Terri teaches courses in Art-based Inquiry, Coaching, Creativity, Expressive Arts, Leadership, Humanistic Psychology, Personal Mythology and Poetry. She is a Registered Expressive Arts Consultant/Educator (REACE) and serves as an International Expressive Arts Therapist Association board member.
Terri is a mindfulness facilitator and completed UCLA's Mindfulness Research Awareness Center Trainers program (MARC). She is in the third year of an advanced training program in Poetic Medicine with the Institute for Poetic Medicine.
Terri completed the 20-day, Nine-Gates Mystery School, an experiential immersion from the Celtic, African, Native American, Spiritual Psychology, Sufi, esoteric Christian, Hindu, Sound Healing, Kabbalah, and Buddhist traditions. She has a passion for exploring humanistic and transpersonal psychology, world religions, and multi-cultural worldviews.
She received certification in coaching (ICF through Lee Hecht Harrison), MBTI, HOGAN, Dimensional management training, Dismantling Racism-NCCJ, International Association of Quality Circles, and Leadership Effectiveness Analysis 360 Feedback.
Website: www.terrigoslin-jones.com
- Areas of Expertise
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Area Expertise Business/IO Psychology Leadership Career/Workplace Issues Career Development Work/Life Balance Coaching Executive and Career Coaching Health and Wellness Coaching Life Coaching Consciousness & Spirituality Studies Spirituality Counselor Education Creativity Mindfulness Creativity Studies Arts and healing Creativity Leadership & Management Human Resource Management Leadership Approaches and Practices Psychology Business/IO Psychology Humanistic Psychology Select Area Select Expertise - Education History
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Degree Institution Year Ph.D. Psychology Saybrook University, San Francisco, CA 2010 M.S. Personnel and Counseling Miami University of Ohio, Oxford, Ohio 1980 B.S. Psychology Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan 1978 UCLA Mindfulness Awareness Research Center Facilitator Training UCLA, Los Angeles 2017 Poetic Medicine Practitioner Certificate Institute of Poetic Medicine, Palo Alto 2022 - Professional Memberships
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Role Organization REACE Committee International Expressive Arts Therapists Association Member American Psychological Association Member Institute of Noetic Sciences - Community Involvement
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Role Organization Board Member Forsyth School "Artist in Residence" REACE Committee International Expressive Arts Therapists Association - Curriculum Vitae
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- Presentations
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Title Location Date Creative Expressive Arts and Everyday Living APA Symposium: San Francisco, CA August 2018 Mending Social Fabrics: The Alchemy of Self-Compassion IEATA Conference in Winnipeg, Canada October 5, 2017 Person-Centered Expressive Arts Research Panel IEATA Conference in Hong Kong October 9, 2015 Exploring the Roar Behind Self-Silencing IEATA Conference in Hong Kong October 8, 2015 What is Beneath the Veil: Art Exhibit C.G. Jung Society Jung in the Heartland: The Altar of the Earth September 2015 Person-Centered Expressive Arts: A journey to creative relationships APA Symposium: Orlando, Florida August 2012 Using Expressive Arts to Cultivate a Person's Fuller Potential in the Workplace APA Poster Session: Washington, DC August 2011 The Perceived Effects of Person-Centered Expressive Arts on One's Work Experience APA Poster Session: Washington, DC August 2011 - Publications
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Book Goslin-Jones, T.; Caraffa, P.; Carson, H.; McCallum, K.; Reinert, G.; Williger, N. (2023). Weaving ourselves whole: A guide to forming a transformational expressive arts Circle. Denver, CO: University Professor Press.
Chapter Goslin-Jones, T. (2020). Expressive Arts. In M. Runco & S. Pritzker (Eds.) (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Creativity (pp. 3rd ed., pp. 478-484). San Diego, CA: Academic Press.
Richards, R. L. & Goslin-Jones, T. (2020). Everyday Creativity. In M. Runco & S. Pritzker (Eds.) (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Creativity (pp. 3rd ed., pp. 455-462). San Diego, CA: Academic Press.
Goslin-Jones, T. & Richards, R. (2018). Mysteries of creative process: Explorations at work and in daily life.. In L. Martin and N. Wilson (Eds. (Ed.) The Palgrave handbook of creativity at work (pp. pp.71-106). London: Palgrave Macmillan.
Richards, R. & Goslin-Jones, T. (2018). Everyday creativity: Challenges for self and world—six questions. In the nature of human creativity. In R. Sternberg and J. Kaufman (Ed.) (pp. p. 224-225). New York: Cambridge University Press.
Goslin-Jones, T. & Herron, S.A. (2016). Cutting Edge Person-Centered Expressive Arts. In C. Lago & D. Charr (Ed.) The Person-Centred counseling and psychotherapy handbook (pp. p.199-211). New York: Open University Press, McGraw-Hill Education.
Goslin-Jones, T. & Herron, S.A. (2016). Person-Centred Expressive Arts Therapy: An experiential psychology of self-realization.. In P. Wilkins (Ed.) Person-Centred and experiential therapies (pp. p. 89-103). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
Richards, R., Kolva, J., ...Goslin-Jones, T., et al. (2011). Creativity revalued: How professors, students, and an innovative university are turning the tide. In NeuroQuantology (pp. 9(3), 468-493). : .
Goslin-Jones, T. (2011). Using expressive arts to transform the workplace. In In N. Rogers (Vol. Author, and Ed. of Chapter 10, Applications of Person-Centered Expressive Arts Group Facilitation), The creative connection for groups: Person-Centered Expressive Arts for healing and social change (pp. pp. 354-357). Palo Alto, CA: Science and Behavior Books.
Goslin-Jones, T. (2010). The perceived effects of person-centered expressive arts on one's work experience. In ProQuest Dissertations and Theses. UMI number: 3418296. Available at www.terrigoslin-jones.com: .
- Professional Skills
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creativity, coaching, expressive arts, mindfulness, qualitative research, leadership,
