CAROL GIEG
Author
Carol Gieg grew up in New York and Pennsylvania. She graduated from Dartmouth College, then worked as the assistant manager of a North Face store and tutored individual students while going to graduate school. She earned a Master's degree in Social Welfare and a Master's degree in Public Health from the University of California, Berkeley.
During her 30+ years of working as a licensed clinical social worker, she held a number of different positions. These included: Psychotherapist in private practice, Case Manager with developmentally disabled clients and their families, Child Therapist in Alameda County working with abused and battered children, and as a Behavioral Medicine Specialist and Sub-Chief in Santa Rosa, California. She is retired and now lives in Benicia, California with her husband, Luis.
Carol has also been published in the following anthologies:
- I Can’t Breathe- a Poetic Anthology of Social Justice, (Edited by Christopher Okemwa)
- Fast Fallen Women (edited by Gina Barreca)
- The Weight of Motherhood (Moonstone Press)
She has aired on Ozcat radio.
She’s been published in newspapers and featured in newsletters for various advocacy groups.
