Ellen Beth SiegelEllen Beth Siegel, JD, Psy.D. is a clinical psychologist and a former lawyer. She is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard Law School, and William James College (formerly, Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology) and currentlyserves as a Teaching Associate in Psychology at Harvard Medical School. For many years on staff at Cambridge Health Alliance in Cambridge, MA, she now maintains a private practice with offices in Cambridge and Newton. She is on the Advisory Board of the Endowment for the Advancement of Psychotherapy at Mass. General Hospital and the Alumni Advisory Board of William James College. Ellen is also a poet. Her poems have been published in Bellowing Ark, The Christian Science Monitor, Concrete Wolf, Poetpourri, and The Warwick Anthology. A nominee for a coveted Pushcart Prize, she is a co-editor of Do Not Give Me Things Unbroken (2002), a poetry anthology, and co-author of Unlocking the Poem (2009), a collection of poetry "assignments" illustrated by selected poems, her own and from 101 other poets. Ellen's chapbooks Remembering Endymion and The Sweet Moth Kisses Never Traded have been finalists in various chapbook contests and are looking for a publisher; she is also hoping for enough time to put together a full-length volume of her poems. Ellen lives in Waban, Massachusetts with her husband Don and has three grown children who delight her every single day. She is also Irving Silverman's daughter. Read More Read Less