Across the Great Divide - Hillegass, Christine A.
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This memoir is about the internal conflict I've dealt with since growing up in the Mid-Atlantic States with a mother who loved the arts and a father who became entranced with the rugged beauty of the wild West. While I'm in one place for any length of time I miss the other-the climate, the people, the place. Navigating the distance between Montana and the East Coast has certainly given me an appreciation for the culture in both places, but it has also left me feeling not completely "at home" in either.

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This memoir is about the internal conflict I've dealt with since growing up in the Mid-Atlantic States with a mother who loved the arts and a father who became entranced with the rugged beauty of the wild West. While I'm in one place for any length of time I miss the other-the climate, the people, the place. Navigating the distance between Montana and the East Coast has certainly given me an appreciation for the culture in both places, but it has also left me feeling not completely "at home" in either.
Autorenporträt
Chris Hillegass has a master's degree in Forensic Psychology from the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, and a Psy.D. from Rutgers University. Chris received several awards for her work in New Jersey in the sexual abuse field in the 1980's, helping victims to overcome the societal shame and secrecy that unfortunately still plagues our world today. She worked in the mental health field for over 40 years before retiring from her private psychotherapy practice. Chris is also a talented photographer and has enjoyed capturing the magnificent Montana landscape and the life and culture of New Orleans. She and her husband, Tom Shellenberg, feel it is important to contribute to their Pennsylvania, Montana, and New Orleans communities, and enjoy travelling and spending time with Tom's daughter and her family. Chris and Tom reside most of the year in Livingston, Montana with their pit-bull mix, Cinnamon, who grew up on the Crow Indian Reservation and still doesn't understand the concept of fences.