Meet your expressive guide⤵
As an Art Therapist (LCAT-LP), ATR-P applicant with clinical experience spanning medical, palliative, educational, and community-based settings, my practice is grounded in humanistic, trauma-informed, and relational approaches that honor creativity as a means of communication, connection, and meaning-making.
I have provided art therapy support for children, adolescents, adults, and families navigating hospitalization, medical trauma, rehabilitation, grief and bereavement, neurological changes, disability, identity development, anxiety, and major life transitions. My experience includes bedside art therapy within acute hospital settings, palliative and home-based care, school-based mental health services, neurodivergent adult communities, and open-studio art therapy programs supporting individuals living with complex medical conditions.
I approach clinical work with curiosity, compassion, and without judgment, where expression externalizes experiences that may be difficult to articulate through words alone. Through curiosity, trust, and compassionate presence, I strive to create spaces where people can explore identity, process life experiences, strengthen self-understanding, and reconnect with their resilience and sense of agency.