Art Therapy
Art Therapy
Use active art-making, the creative process, and applied psychological theory—within a psychotherapeutic relationship—to enrich the lives of individuals, families, and communities.
Art Therapy can help with:
- Emotional distress (ex. depression, anxiety, anger, grief)
- Self-expression and communication
- Exploring new perspectives, such as changing body images, goals, and self-esteem
- Managing side effects of treatment
- Learning healthy coping skills and stress management
Board Certified Art Therapist
Amber Ellis
LMHC, ATR-BC
Amber is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Board Certified Art Therapist.
Robin Epley
LMHC, ATR-BC
Robin completed her undergrad at USI with a double major in art and psychology. She then graduated from University of Louisville’s art therapy program which allowed for a dual licensure in counseling.
Join Cancer Pathways Midwest at Wesselman Woods for a nature-based art workshop. This workshop will discuss the mental health benefits of nature and art. Participants will be given the option to try out art materials made from nature items and make their own art and materials. At the end of the workshop (weather permitting) there will be an optional trip to the playscape to get a chance to make art in nature using items from their surroundings.
Open Art Studio
Open Art Studio
Join our Support Specialist and Art Therapist, Amber, (LMHC, BC – ATR) as she guides you through moments of mindfulness and discovery through art. Mondays are for new beginnings: start
Open Art Studio
Open Art Studio
Join our Support Specialist and Art Therapist, Robin, (LMHC, BC – ATR) as she guides you through moments of mindfulness and discovery through art. Limit of 5 people per class.
Open Art Studio
Open Art Studio
Join our Support Specialist and Art Therapist, Amber, (LMHC, BC – ATR) as she guides you through moments of mindfulness and discovery through art. Mondays are for new beginnings: start
Open Art Studio
Open Art Studio
Join our Support Specialist and Art Therapist, Robin, (LMHC, BC – ATR) as she guides you through moments of mindfulness and discovery through art. Limit of 5 people per class.
Open Art Studio
Open Art Studio
Join our Support Specialist and Art Therapist, Amber, (LMHC, BC – ATR) as she guides you through moments of mindfulness and discovery through art. Mondays are for new beginnings: start
Additional resources
Art Therapy Credentials Board– Verify up-to-date information on our Art Therapists
American Art Therapy Association– Navigate here to learn more about art therapy and resources that can help.