Kristy Bartley, Ph.D., Counseling Coordinator Women’s Resource Center
Kristy Bartley has been with the Women’s Resource Center (WRC) at the University of Utah for the last 18 years, serving as a the Counseling Coordinator. She is also currently co-chairing a working committee for the McCluskey Center for Violence Prevention at the U that was just founded this year. Kristy has been studying the origins of human violence (social, cultural, and political) for the last 30 years. In her retirement she hopes to write about what she has learned in her interdisciplinary search. She is a feminist multicultural therapist using a trauma informed lens, seeing clients and facilitating groups at the WRC, as well as teaching and supervising students. In her free time she likes to read, knit, play music, and hike with her dogs.
Erin Norris, LCSW, Women’s Resource Center
Erin Norris graduated from the University of Utah with a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and later earned a Master of Social Work.
Prior to joining the Women's Resource Center, Erin served as a licensed clinical social worker in various community-based mental health settings, substance abuse treatment programs, and government agencies. She worked closely with community agencies to address harm reduction services, infectious disease prevention, and housing and health-care disparities.
Outside work, Erin enjoys napping, walking her dogs, and exploring the Utah mountains.
Andrea Donovan, LCSW, MA, MSW, Southern Utah University Counseling and Psychological Services Mental Health Counselor
Andrea is a Clinical Social Worker who has worked in anti-violence agencies/activism, community development, teaching and research. Andrea is honored to collaborate with folks from integrative intersectional feminist, anti-oppressive approaches. Among other modalities, she uses Response-Based Practice, Narrative, EMDR, and Poetry Therapies.
Midge Delavan, Ph.D.
Midge Delavan, Ph.D., is a crisis line volunteer for the Rape Recovery Center and editor for the Resilient Communities Utah Newsletter.
Outside work, Erin enjoys napping, walking her dogs, and exploring the Utah mountains.
Kimberli Kocherhans, The Healing Center For Complex Trauma