Question 1

Do you offer supervision for counseling licensure LPC Only?

Accepted Answer

I offer Supervision for those seeking ATR only (from any state), both LPC & ATR, and art therapists seeking for LPC only (texas only). At this time, my supervision and mentorship services are focused on art therapy associates/provisionals  and art therapy professionals seeking ATR or LPC credentialing. If you are an associate from a counseling only educational background, seeking LPC-specific supervision, I am happy to provide referrals to trusted colleagues.

Question 2

Do I need to be located in Houston?

Accepted Answer

Currently, Supervision is conducted virtually, so I can meet with you from wherever you practice. If you are an art therapist seeking your LPC credential, you need to have your LPC-Associate credential in the state of Texas with the intention of practicing in the state of Texas. Those seeking ATR credentialing, can reside from any state as long as the state of your practice also acknowledges ATR as the designation for Art Therapists (that includes Texas).  . Please reach out for a 30min casual interview to discuss your situation and determine the best fit.

Question 3

Do you offer Individual or Group Supervision?

Accepted Answer

Yes! I offer individual supervision most often. Group Supervision is offered depending on the current number of supervisee participants. LPC credentialing in Texas requires a minimum of 3 participants to meet Group Supervision requirements. You can reach out for a 30min casual virtual meeting to inquire about current opportunities.

Question 4

Do you offer Practicum Experience for Undergraduate or Graduate Students?

Accepted Answer

At this time I do not have the opportunity to offer experiences or hours for Graduate or Undergraduate students at my location.

Question 5

Do I need to be artistic to benefit from art therapy?

Accepted Answer

Not at all. Art therapy is about the creative process & the meaning we give to the shapes, not artistic skill. No prior art experience is necessary, and there is never any expectation to create "good" artwork. Creativity simply becomes another way to explore thoughts, feelings, and experiences in a non threatening way

Question 6

What ages do you work with?

Accepted Answer

I primarily work with children ages 6-12, teens 13-17, and young adults 18-25. I also provide parent consultations, supervision, and educational presentations.

Question 7

How do I know if art therapy is right for my child?

Accepted Answer

Selective Mutism -will not speak at school or other settings, only at home.history of trauma & is uncomfortable talking about itPreference for art making while having difficulty managing strong emotions.high anxiety and fearshas "perfectionist" expectations Would benefit from strengthening flexible mindsetdemonstrates low frustration toleranceAnyone seeking a "different" type of mental health therapy.Art therapy can be beneficial for individuals  During our consultation, we can discuss your child's needs and determine whether art therapy may be a good fit.

Question 8

Do parents participate in sessions?

Accepted Answer

I encourage Parent involvement and can vary depending on the age of the child and their individual needs. Collaboration with parents is often an important part of the therapeutic process, and we will discuss the level of involvement that feels most appropriate for your family.

Question 9

How long are therapy sessions?

Accepted Answer

Session length may vary depending on the client's age, goals, and treatment needs. Each person learns and heals at their own pace within their own abilities. We'll discuss recommendations during your consultation.

Question 10

Do you offer virtual art therapy sessions?

Accepted Answer

Depending on the service and client needs, virtual sessions may be available. Preferably ages 12 and up. Please reach out to discuss options and availability.

Question 11

Do you accept insurance?

Accepted Answer

Insurance coverage and payment options may change over time. Please contact me directly for the most current information regarding fees, insurance, and payment policies.

Question 12

Do you provide LPC - only supervision?

Accepted Answer

At this time, my supervision services focus on art therapy provisionals  and professionals. If you are seeking LCP-specific supervision and completed a counseling only graduate program, I am happy to provide referrals to trusted colleagues.

Question 13

Do you offer presentations or workshops for schools and organizations?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I offer educational presentations, workshops, and contract art therapy services for organizations, nonprofits, and community groups. Please contact me to discuss your needs and create a customized plan.

Question 14

Can you support my child during a divorce?

Accepted Answer

In regards to Divorce cases, individual therapy appointments will be offered only after the final decree has already been signed by a judge. The therapist will need a copy of the decree AND consent from both parents, despite primary physical custody. However, Parent consulting services is a great alternative to support the child, if individual therapy for the child is not possible at this time. Please contact for more questions.

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