Dianna Rhyan

Dianna Rhyan is a mythologist and therapist whose work focuses on forgotten voices, nature goddesses, and the spirituality of sacred landscapes. She has a PhD in Ancient Greek and Latin, and taught college for thirty years. She has been a visiting scholar on archaeological excavations in Greece and Cyprus, where she explored women's devotion to rural shrines, and the ancient evidence for women's veils. When not delving into archaic myth or studying Sumerian, she can be found exploring the Cuyahoga Valley trails of northeast Ohio with her swift-footed husband, hiking crone companions, and assorted wise dogs.