Frequently Asked Questions
I am not a very good artist. How do I draw about a person that I lost or a problem I struggle with?
The benefit of Art Therapy comes from your involvement. You do not have to be an artist or know how to draw. I offer a variety of art materials to achieve positive results.
Isn't art only for children?
Art is for everyone, no matter what age you are. I will work with you to make you feel as comfortable as possible in order to fully utilize the benefits of Art Therapy.
Can we talk while I make art?
Yes, there is time in every session for both.
What is an MFA?
An MFA is a Master of Fine Arts. My specialization is in Painting and Printmaking.
What is an MPS?
An MPS is a Master of Professional Studies in Art Therapy and Creativity Development, mine was awarded from Pratt University in New York City.
What is an ATR-BC?
An ATR-BC means that I am a Registered, Board Certified Art Therapist with the Art Therapy Credentials Board, the national licensing board for art therapists.
What is an LPCC?
The LPCC means Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor
What should I bring to the session?
Just yourself. All materials will be provided.
Will you interpret my image?
Art Therapy helps you find your strengths and challenges and afterwards we can discuss your art work in a way the most comfortable for you.
