Terri Goslin-Jones

Terri Goslin-Jones, PhD, REACE serves as Psychology/Creativity Studies faculty at Saybrook University and consulting faculty for the Person-Centered Expressive Arts program at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She is the author of Life’s Concerto: Wholeness through Poetry and Expressive Arts (2025) and co-author of Weaving Ourselves Whole: A Guide to Forming a Transformational Expressive Arts Circle (2023).

She teaches graduate courses in Art and Healing, Expressive Arts, and Poetry for Death, Loss, and Transition. Terri serves on dissertation committees that include poetry, creativity, and expressive arts-based research at Saybrook University. Her reason for teaching and serving as an advisor for doctoral research is to support lifelong learners in a quest to create change in their lives and in their part of the world. Creativity is at the heart of her work.

Terri has designed and facilitated community poetry circles on topics such as self-compassion, death, loss, and life transition, nature/haiku, dreams, and our emotional landscape. She is a mindfulness facilitator and completed UCLA's Mindfulness Research Awareness Center Trainers program.

Terri also completed the 20-day, Nine-Gates Mystery School, an experiential immersion from the Celtic, African, Native American, Spiritual Psychology, Sufi, esoteric Christian, Hindu, Sound Healing, Kabbalah, and Buddhist traditions. She has a passion for exploring humanistic and transpersonal psychology, world religions, and multi-cultural worldviews.

She previously served as a Vice-President of Human Resources and received certification in coaching (ICF through Lee Hecht Harrison), MBTI, HOGAN, Dimensional management training, Dismantling Racism-NCCJ, International Association of Quality Circles, and Leadership Effectiveness Analysis 360 Feedback.

Her creative passions include family life, expressive arts, painting, poetry, gardening, and a love for life-long learning, physical fitness, spirituality, and international travel.