Christine Hamm is an Independent Contractor who has been serving as the Executive Director of Imago Relationships North America (IRNA) since January 2019. She played a crucial role in the formation of IRNA and brings extensive knowledge and understanding of the Imago Community from her previous role as Association Administrator for Imago Relationships International (IRI).

With a diverse background in visual communications, marketing, and business administration, Christine excels in technology and organization. She skillfully manages a team of marketing, administrative, finance, and IT contractors, balancing numerous tasks while providing dynamic and authentic leadership.

Christine is a mother of two young adult sons and married the love of her life, Jared, in early 2021. She attributes the success of her second chance at love partly to attending a Getting The Love You Want® Couples Workshop with Jared in 2018, describing it as "nothing short of life-changing!"

Currently, Christine is embarking on a new journey by beginning training to become an Imago Professional Facilitator. This step demonstrates her commitment to embodying the theory and teachings of Imago in both her personal and professional life, further deepening her connection to the Imago community and its transformative approach to relationships.

Walt Ciecko, PhD, BCB is a licensed psychologist in private practice for 40 years. He is the Director of the Delaware Relationship Center specializing in relationship work with individuals, couples, families, and organizations. Walt is an Imago Advanced Clinician, Workshops Presenter and Consultant. Additionally, he is certified as an EMDR therapist and HAT clinician, a Board Certified Biofeedback Clinician and a Heart Math Stress and Wellness Assessment Provider.

Walt joined the Imago Community when he took his initial clinical training in New York City in 1993 with Harville and the original five Master Trainers. He has presented the Getting the Love You Want Couples Workshop® for 25 years.

Clinically, he has extensive training in existential-humanistic, gestalt and gestalt body work, trauma and hypnosis, stress management and wellness, sexuality, men’s issues, and the mind/body connection and peak performance training. In his position as Director of the Delaware Relationship Center, Walt provides psychotherapy and counseling and various workshops and runs a long-standing Men’s Group.

Maureen McEvoy, MA, RCC has been working in the field of trauma and anti-violence for 30 years. She works with individuals, couples, and groups. She is a long-standing instructor with the Justice Institute of BC, teaching other counselors skills for working with survivors of child sexual abuse and other traumas.

She provides clinical consultations to a number of counselors and agencies. Most recently she has undertaken projects to bring a trauma-informed approach to BC’s mental health and justice sectors, including a specific program with psychological staff within Corrections Canada. Maureen also works with couples where one or both of the partners is a trauma survivor – either recent or historical. She is a Certified Imago Relationship therapist (Advanced Clinician) and Clinical Consultant. She also presents – along with her business partner Tamara Adilman – the Getting the Love You Want® Couples Workshop weekend workshop for couples.

She has extensive additional training in working with couples including Gottman, Emotionally Focused therapy and Psychobiological Approaches to Couples Therapy (PACT). Many of her individual clients have experienced trauma, either recent or historical. Over the years she has developed a robust toolbox, including training in EMDR, Developmental Needs Meeting Strategies, Somatic Experiencing, and Sensorimotor Therapy along with earlier training in hypnosis and art therapy.

Jennifer holds a B.A. in Literature from UC Santa Cruz, which included spending her junior year abroad at Birmingham University in the U.K. After graduation, she served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Sri Lanka for two years. Upon returning to the States, Jennifer earned her J.D. at UC Berkeley and embarked on her almost 20-year legal career as a corporate finance attorney in downtown Los Angeles. In 2010, she left the law, returned to school and earned an M.A. in Psychology from Phillips Graduate Institute in Chatsworth, California, where she also earned her trainee and intern hours.

Christina Kousakis is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified Imago Relationship Therapist. Her practice, though centered on relationship issues, includes a wide range of clients whose needs vary from LGBTQ issues, grief, career anxiety, depression, and life transitions. 

Christina lives in Glendale, California with her husband of 46 years, her four adult children and four amazing grandchildren.

Ciara Simonson, MDiv, PhD(cand.), LCPC, the 2021 Virginia Mother of the Year®, is an ordained minister with the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and relationship counselor with the Imago Center of Washington DC. Indicative of her compassion for humanity and commitment to helping others heal and grow, Ciara established herself as a dynamic speaker and pastoral counselor integrating her theological and clinical background. Ciara identifies herself as the “wounded healer” who shares her passion for healing by educating, encouraging, and empowering others to honor the full context of their life.

Ciara’s pride and greatest joy is engaging the fullness of life with her loving husband, Victor Simonson while sharing the honor of parenting her daughter Victoria Grace, son Immanuel Justice, and carrying the memory of her angel baby Trinity.

Jeannie Ingram is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Relationship Coach, and Faculty / Clinical Instructor for the Imago International Training Institute. She specializes in Relationships, providing Getting the Love You Want Workshops and Premarital Seminars for couples, as well as Workshops for Individuals. She helps people move beyond negative, painful patterns to restore connection and dramatically improve communication.

She has a Bachelors Degree in Psychology and a Masters in Counseling from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, as well as a Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Marriage and Family Therapy from Capella University. She loves training new Imago Relationship Therapists, teaching Imago theory and coaching the skills for helping couples reconnect.

Jeannie loves traveling, cooking, writing, hiking, kayaking, and sailing. Most of all, she is dedicated to helping people find joy, meaning, success and connection through the practice of mindful, intentional living and loving.

Jill Wolf, LCSW graduated with an MSW in 1984 from the Jane Addams School of Social Work at the University of Illinois, and began her professional career in the child welfare system. She quickly recognized that if someone could have helped the parents, maybe so many of these kids wouldn't be in the system in the way they were. She began her training with and was certified by Dr. Harville Hendrix, the founder of Imago, in 1990. To say it changed her life personally and professionally is a huge understatement.

Jill continues to see mostly couples in her private practice, as well as presenting the Getting the Love You Want® workshop for couples and the Keeping the Love You Find workshop for singles.  Jill is on the Faculty of the Imago International Training Institute where she trains other therapists in the Imago model. She has had the amazing opportunity to offer many presentations at international Imago conferences, including many stand-up comedy bits there.  With her husband, Danny, they have 8 kids and 5 grandkids.  They keep her humble by telling her that she’s not that funny (she is!).

Latasha D. Harrison, MS, MA, EdD, LGPC has completed a third Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling through Loyola University’s Pastoral Counseling department.  Latasha is providing professional counseling services for individuals (adults and children), couples, and families.

Latasha has a heart for helping people who are transitioning through divorce or relationship break-ups to restore their trust of self and others and provide support to help clients effectively address the challenges of separation in relationships.  She is passionate about helping couples improve, deepen their relationship, and embrace the joys of a healthy relationship while incorporating spirituality. She also enjoys working with children.

Latasha is happily married with three daughters and one son.  She enjoys dancing, cooking, and spending time with her family.