Kate Davis is the director of the Center for Transforming Engagement at The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology. Previously, she worked in ministry and leadership development in nondenominational and Episcopal congregations. Davis earned her MDiv from The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology and is currently an EdD candidate.

Together, Davis and Andrea Sielaff are coauthors of "Literature Review of Clergy Resilience and Recommendations for Future Research" in the Journal of Psychology and Theology; The Resilience Report; Clergy Burnout Report; and Effective Small Groups for Pastors and Christian Leaders: Building Resilience through Narrative Process Circles. To view these reports, visit the Center for Transforming Engagement website.

Andrea Sielaff is the program evaluation manager for the Center for Transforming Engagement at The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology. Her work experience includes campus ministry and MDiv apprenticeship groups at Fuller Seminary. She holds an MA in counseling from Northern Arizona University.

Together, Sielaff and Kate Davis are coauthors of "Literature Review of Clergy Resilience and Recommendations for Future Research" in the Journal of Psychology and Theology; The Resilience Report; Clergy Burnout Report; and Effective Small Groups for Pastors and Christian Leaders: Building Resilience through Narrative Process Circles. To view these reports, visit the Center for Transforming Engagement website.