Art Therapy is a mental health profession in which clients work with an art therapist.  Clients use art media, the creative process, and their artwork to explore their feelings, reconcile emotional conflicts, foster self-awareness, manage behavior and addictions, create and maintain healthy relationships, develop social skills, reduce anxiety, and increase self-esteem.

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• Family and Individual Therapy

• Group Therapy

• Community Programs 

• Professional Supervision

• Consultation

• Presentations

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2022 Bloom Celebrates Its 10th Year By Becoming a 501c3!

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Emily Nolan - Executive Director

Erin Bostelmann - Director of Clinical Services and Supervision

Laura Swift - Director of Community Based Services

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Board Members -

Angelique Lewis- President

Rachel Monaco- Secretary

Erionia Dixon- Treasurer

Art Therapists are credentialed professionals...

trained in both art and therapy.  They are knowledgeable about human development, psychological theories, clinical practice, spiritual, multicultural and artistic traditions, and the healing potential of art .  Registration (ATR) is granted upon completion of graduate education and post-graduate supervised experience.   Some states regulate the practice of art therapy and in many states art therapists can become licensed as counselors or mental health therapists.

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arttherapy.org

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