Lita Little Giddins is a seeker of truth and a Truth teller. Lita received her undergraduate degree in Socio-cultural Anthropology, and her master's degree in Social Work with an emphasis in Expressive Arts Therapy from Brigham Young University. She also received an AA in Fine Arts from Citrus College in southern California. She is a licensed therapist. Her broad experience in the arts has afforded her the opportunity to present, teach, coach, train, and travel to many parts of the world where she worked closely with diverse populations and continues to do so.  Lita has lived in England as a religious and community volunteer, conducted workshops throughout Europe, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, and USA using her expressive talents to lift and inspire others toward growth, wellness, and  peace within themselves, their organizations, and their community. Lita's work experience ranges from working professionally in the performing arts industry (stage, recording, and film) to utilizing her academic degrees to teach and help others to heal, and truly appreciates the opportunities she continues to receive to share those teachings and feelings in written form.  Lita works in leadership for the College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences and for the campus community at Brigham Young University with diversity and inclusion.