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Rev. Dia has degrees and concentrations in organizational psychology, journalism, and Shakespearean Theater (NGCSU, 1994). She has a background that includes and is not limited to working in battered women’s shelters, being a thriver of incest and severe physical childhood trauma. Rev. Dia writes on ideas around paganism as it intersects with leadership, ministry, the disabled, family covens, persons recovering from PTSD, and Major Depression.

Her writing reflects a life filled with a wide range of different experiences. In the past, she has been featured in articles regarding Family Coven on Spirit1 Ezine and Birthing Hereditary Witchcraft on Patheos Pagan Portal. Her first book, Family Coven: Birthing Hereditary Witchcraft was released in 2015 and is out of print, although Crabtree has been published in various anthologies around racism and consent culture. She has also been featured in previous year's Llewellyn Almanac.

Dia is a High Priestess and part of Willow Dragonstone Community & Coven in the Gwinnett County area of Georgia.

She is the founder of Pagans with Disabilities & Chronic Illnesses.

Dia travels with Castiel, call name Cass, her service dog.