JPA Leadership Team
Meet the Council
After growing up in Southern California, Dawn made her home in the Pacific Northwest in 1991. There she pursued an MA at Seattle University in Existential-Phenomenological Psychology in 1994. The many psychoanalytic institutes in town allowed for continued education in the Freudian, Modern Analytic, Relational, Self-Psychology, and Object Relations schools of thought. As being on a path of Individuation will have it, life changes brought Dawn to pursue her studies of Jungian psychology more deeply. Well into an established private psychotherapy practice, she went back to school and earned her doctorate degree in Depth Psychology with an emphasis in Somatic Studies from Pacifica Graduate Institute. Her years of Iyengar yoga, other Eastern practices, and participation in various Indigenous traditions inform her work as well. More recent interest in Norse Mythology has made Iceland feel like a second home. As a life-long seeker, she is currently enrolled in analytical training at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich. In addition to the privilege of helping others on their healing and growth journeys, Dawn enjoys writing, singing, dance, and applying her developmental years as a Girl Scout to cultivating connections and community.
Ryan, MA, LMHC, is a licensed psychotherapist, writer, and presenter practicing in Washington State and Illinois. He studied clinical counseling with a focus on trauma at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. In addition, he completed the Jungian Psychotherapy Program through the C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago – deepening his appreciation for Jungian thought and its enduring wisdom and relevance.
Prior to private practice, Ryan was a part of Watch Hill Therapy, a group practice specializing in trauma treatment. There, he honed his skills as a trauma therapist and delivered workshops exploring the connections between trauma and the body, mind, and psyche, as well as the therapeutic application of dreamwork. Earlier in his career, Ryan worked at a residential treatment facility for individuals with severe mental illnesses, providing skills training and counseling, and offering yoga and meditation groups.
Along with dreamwork, Ryan’s interests include relational-depth approaches to psychotherapy, psyche’s relationship with the earth, and non-ordinary states of consciousness and their healing potential. He has appeared on the Myth Salon and the podcast Jung in the World.
Lindsey Rosen, MA, R-DMT, LMHC is a Jungian Psychotherapist practicing in downtown Seattle. She has been a member of JPA for over 20 years, has served as Co-President, and is currently Co-Membership Chair. Lindsey began and now hosts JPA Salons, offering members an opportunity to share creative musings around an archetypal, seasonal theme. In addition to Jungian life, Lindsey can be found at many of Seattle’s vibrant performing arts events, walking and doing yoga with her dog on the beach, photographing the natural world, sailboat racing and kayaking on Puget Sound. Much gratitude to Council and membership for contributing to this unique, nourishing community!
A recent transplant to Seattle, Anne Taylor Lincoln was a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) for over 35 years with a private psychotherapy practice in Tucson, AZ. For several years, she worked as Secretary on the Board of the Southern Arizona Friends of Jung. Anne staffed Elisabeth Kubler-Ross' "Life, Death, Transition Workshops" around the country for a decade, while she co-led their own trauma and loss focused "Growth and Transition Workshops" in Tucson for over 30 years.
In Seattle, she created weekend workshops in "The Alchemy of Grief and Gratitude", while co-creating "Aging: An Unexpected Journey" residential workshops for women over 65.
Now an IACTM Certified Jungian Coach, she continues to pursue her love of all things Jungian, with dream work, active imagination, and symbol applications with her small private practice, while attending her own inner work with as many on-line and in-person Jungian oriented programs as possible. In her spare time, Anne enjoys activities with her nearby family, which includes their adored three grandchildren. She likes to hike, cook, and dip into card 'crafting from within'
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