I accept Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and Aetna insurance at this time.
I offer a reduced rate for BIPOC and others who have been excluded because of their appearance, sexuality, or other reasons. People who have experienced discrimination and oppression are often in need of mental health care. The healthcare system itself is guilty of such discrimination. Sometimes POC and marginalized groups find it difficult to trust providers.
Yes. I am a licensed professional counselor in Wisconsin. This means that I can only provide services in the state of Wisconsin, even for telehealth virtual services. I am also a registered art therapist.
Art therapists have a graduate degree in art therapy and an undergraduate degree in either art, psychology, or related field. To become credentialed, art therapists need to practice under supervision by a board-certified art therapist for 3000 hours. It is worth the long journey.
Absolutely. Virtual and in person sessions are available.
Nope.
I have two, ages 13 and 10.
I work with adolescents and teens exclusively in a school-based program. I only see adults at Bloom.
Through and through. So are you.
Not at all. Everyone can do art therapy. It’s most exciting to try new things, materials, and explore. Novelty contributes to neurogenesis.