I have over 15 years of experience working with children, adolescents, and adults with various struggles, including managing depression, anxiety, life transitions, psychosis, trauma, and chronic mental illness. I offer traditional talk therapy as well as art therapy to foster insight and reflection. I have particular experience working with people who struggle to find meaning and purpose in life, as well as artists who find it difficult to reconnect with their creative process. For artists and non-artists, the creative process often aids in envisioning what changes are necessary for positive growth, and fosters the work towards understanding and knowing the authentic self.
What Does My Practice Offer?
Individual and group art psychotherapy treatment and counseling services for children, adolescents and adults are offered in my practice.
I specialize in treating: depression, anxiety, life transitions, relationship issues, trauma, and chronic mental illness.
What Is Art Psychotherapy?
Art psychotherapy is based on the premise that unconscious thoughts and feelings are expressed through spontaneous imagery (2 & 3-dimensional forms), rather than in words. The artwork serves as a safe channel for communication, a vehicle for developing a therapeutic relationship between a client/therapist, and a permanent record of treatment.
Who Can Benefit From My Services?
People struggling with mood changes, isolation, relationship struggles, and loss of self/purpose.
I welcome anyone who is looking to explore ways to improve their quality of life, whether it is due to life transitions, relationship conflicts, or managing emotional challenges. Through consistent and committed work together, we can identify the root of where troubling patterns have begun and develop strategies to help you gain balance, strength, and personal fulfillment.
(I am not on any insurance panels at this time.)
Where are Sessions Held?
1 train, Christopher Street stop.
