Claudia Pitts is an Associate Professor in the College of Professional Studies and Advancement at National Louis University, Chicago, USA, where she is director of the Master’s in Psychology program. She is also a licensed clinical psychologist with a group practice. Her professional interests focus on the intersections between emotional and physical health.Debra M. Kawahara is Professor and Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at the California School of Professional Psychology, Alliant International University, USA. She also maintains a small private practice. Her primary areas of interests include feminism, multicultural psychology, family systems and processes, cultural competency, and qualitative methodology.

• Preface Introduction: Radical Visionaries – Feminist Psychotherapists: 1970-1975 1. Jean Baker Miller, MD, Visionary Pragmatist 2. Feminist Pioneer: Annette Brodsky Paving the Way 3. Phyllis Chesler – A Life on Behalf of Women 4. Feminist Therapy: Pioneer E. Kitch Childs 5. "You Just Know It’s the Only Thing You Can Think": A Conversation with Chodorow 6. The Amazing Life and Times of Oliva Espín 7. Feminism, Therapy, and Changing the World 8. Those Were the Best of Times, and Then… 9. The Proud and Productive Life of a Red-Diaper Baby: Judith Herman 10. Dis-Illusioning Psychology: Epistemology and the Contextual Psychology of Ellyn Kaschak 11. Hannah Lerman: My Feminist Journey 12. Harriet Lerner: A Feminist Voice From the Wheat Fields 13. Blowing in the Wind: ‘70s Questions for Millennial Therapists 14. Sara Sharratt: Global Feminist Pioneer 15. Feminist Psychology and Psychotherapy: A Personal Journey 16. Feminist Pioneer: Lenore E.A. Walker

Claudia Pitts is an Associate Professor in the College of Professional Studies and Advancement at National Louis University, Chicago, USA, where she is director of the Master’s in Psychology program. She is also a licensed clinical psychologist with a group practice. Her professional interests focus on the intersections between emotional and physical health.Debra M. Kawahara is Professor and Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at the California School of Professional Psychology, Alliant International University, USA. She also maintains a small private practice. Her primary areas of interests include feminism, multicultural psychology, family systems and processes, cultural competency, and qualitative methodology.

• Preface Introduction: Radical Visionaries – Feminist Psychotherapists: 1970-1975 1. Jean Baker Miller, MD, Visionary Pragmatist 2. Feminist Pioneer: Annette Brodsky Paving the Way 3. Phyllis Chesler – A Life on Behalf of Women 4. Feminist Therapy: Pioneer E. Kitch Childs 5. "You Just Know It’s the Only Thing You Can Think": A Conversation with Chodorow 6. The Amazing Life and Times of Oliva Espín 7. Feminism, Therapy, and Changing the World 8. Those Were the Best of Times, and Then… 9. The Proud and Productive Life of a Red-Diaper Baby: Judith Herman 10. Dis-Illusioning Psychology: Epistemology and the Contextual Psychology of Ellyn Kaschak 11. Hannah Lerman: My Feminist Journey 12. Harriet Lerner: A Feminist Voice From the Wheat Fields 13. Blowing in the Wind: ‘70s Questions for Millennial Therapists 14. Sara Sharratt: Global Feminist Pioneer 15. Feminist Psychology and Psychotherapy: A Personal Journey 16. Feminist Pioneer: Lenore E.A. Walker

Claudia Pitts is an Associate Professor in the College of Professional Studies and Advancement at National Louis University, Chicago, USA, where she is director of the Master’s in Psychology program. She is also a licensed clinical psychologist with a group practice. Her professional interests focus on the intersections between emotional and physical health.Debra M. Kawahara is Professor and Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at the California School of Professional Psychology, Alliant International University, USA. She also maintains a small private practice. Her primary areas of interests include feminism, multicultural psychology, family systems and processes, cultural competency, and qualitative methodology.

• Preface Introduction: Radical Visionaries – Feminist Psychotherapists: 1970-1975 1. Jean Baker Miller, MD, Visionary Pragmatist 2. Feminist Pioneer: Annette Brodsky Paving the Way 3. Phyllis Chesler – A Life on Behalf of Women 4. Feminist Therapy: Pioneer E. Kitch Childs 5. "You Just Know It’s the Only Thing You Can Think": A Conversation with Chodorow 6. The Amazing Life and Times of Oliva Espín 7. Feminism, Therapy, and Changing the World 8. Those Were the Best of Times, and Then… 9. The Proud and Productive Life of a Red-Diaper Baby: Judith Herman 10. Dis-Illusioning Psychology: Epistemology and the Contextual Psychology of Ellyn Kaschak 11. Hannah Lerman: My Feminist Journey 12. Harriet Lerner: A Feminist Voice From the Wheat Fields 13. Blowing in the Wind: ‘70s Questions for Millennial Therapists 14. Sara Sharratt: Global Feminist Pioneer 15. Feminist Psychology and Psychotherapy: A Personal Journey 16. Feminist Pioneer: Lenore E.A. Walker