“It takes a village.” For Rhiana Holmes (MA ’17), community isn’t just important—it’s essential to healing. Read how this MAIDP alum brings cultural awareness and heart to her work supporting caregivers and diverse communities.
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In a field where patience, resilience, and humanity are critical, Alyssa Dugger (MA ’19) stands out as a powerful advocate for those often overlooked. As a mental health supervisor within a residential treatment program at Centennial Correctional Facility, she provides clinical guidance to a team serving approximately 250 incarcerated individuals with severe mental illness.
Erin Kennedy (MA ’09) didn’t just find her place in sport psychology—she created one for thousands of young girls in rugby. As the co-founder of Girls Rugby, Inc., she’s building more than teams; she’s fostering confidence, leadership, and inclusion in a traditionally male-dominated sport.
Dr. Anthony Young (PsyD ’90) has spent his career breaking barriers in forensic psychology, education, and advocacy—reshaping the field to be more inclusive and culturally grounded. From serving on the Colorado State Parole Board to founding Tutmose Academy, his impact is a testament to the power of mentorship, systemic change, and the enduring legacy of GSPP.
Although poetry might not be the first thing you think of when you think of therapy, it’s the creative modality that has shaped the work of International Disaster Psychology alum Ashley Cornelius, and has impacted individuals that she’s worked with around the globe.
