McGee-Holloway is a psychologist, professor, and wellness coach specializing in holistic approaches to well-being that integrate the mind, body, and spirit. Her expertise includes preventative care and the treatment of depression, trauma, and anxiety, drawing from Adlerian psychology, attachment theory, and positive psychology
At Adler University, she teaches courses in lifespan development, biopsychosocial perspectives, special populations, trauma, and counseling skills. She also facilitates wellness groups and workshops on grief, shame, and life tasks, as well as sessions incorporating meditative yoga and spiritual practices. A certified yoga and Reiki practitioner, McGee-Holloway also engages in public speaking on grief and life tasks.
MEMBERSHIPS +ASSOCIATIONS
American Art Therapy Association (AATA).
PUBLICATIONS +PRESENTATIONS
Presentations
Put down your guns.
2010
30th Annual Conference on Illuminating the Landscape of Art Therapy and Diverse Community. Chicago, Illinois
Author(s):
Bush, K., Matic, M., McGee-Holloway, T., Paskind, D., Roy, G., Taylor, G., & Todman, L. C.
Incorporating art making in a community gun violence program.
2010
1st International Conference on Art in Response to Violence. Chicago, Illinois
Author(s):
Paskind, D., Roy, G., Bush, K., Taylor, G., Matic, M. & McGee-Holloway, T.
Put Down Your Guns…Pick Up Your Paint Brushes.
2010
41st Annual Conference on Art Therapy: Awakening Awareness. Sacramento, California
Author(s):
Paskind, D., Roy, G., Bush, K., McGee-Holloway, T., Taylor, G., & Matic, M.
