Psychotherapy & Consultation
Areas of Expertise
Diversity & culture, including race, ethnicity, nationality, issues otherwise related to gender, sexual orientation, religion, and ability
Persons living with HIV/AIDS and those who are directly impacted by HIV/AIDS (e.g., parents, siblings, children, loved ones)
Persons with physical rehabilitation needs (e.g., CVA/stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury)
International work (long or short-term), including volunteerism
New graduates working with specialized visas
Acculturation and immigration
School-based therapy and counseling
Non-profits (working within the non-profit sector, administration, and leadership)
Therapy for academics (faculty and staff), for graduate students, and for therapists
Therapy for individuals identifying as BIPOC, persons of color, and multi-ethnic, cultural, and racial individuals
Sex-positive therapy
Supervision and Consultation
Individual and group supervision for art therapy, counseling and psychotherapy. Objectives are established at the start of supervision or consultation and are reviewed on a regular. Goals may include:
Artmaking for art therapists and psychotherapists to better understand how the artistic process impacts the therapeutic work with their clients
Addressing issues of practice & ethics
Observing sessions and/or reviewing recordings of sessions
Enhancing areas of competence and strength
Identifying areas in need of improvement
Overall furthering of professional development
Advanced Training and Credentials
Board Certified, Registered Art Therapist (Art Therapy Credentials Board, #01-076)
Art Therapy Certified Supervisor (Art Therapy Credentials Board)
Licensed Creative Arts Therapist (New York State Education Department, #000355-1)
Licensed Clinical Professional Art Therapist (Maryland Department of Health, #ATC325), approved to supervise Graduate Professional Art Therapists (LGPAT)
Clinical Fellow (advanced psychotherapy training), Student Counseling Services, Wellness Center at The Graduate Center, CUNY.Master of Arts in Art Therapy (School of the Art Institute of Chicago)
Middle Management Program Certificate (The Institute for Not-for-Profit Management at Columbia Business School)