Mental health care intentionally and creatively curated.

We combine psychotherapy with arts, culture, community experiences, and evidence-based practices to create meaningful pathways toward healing, connection, and growth.

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original artwork by heather michel riddle,
AiC artist for “Maternal Reflections: Holding Reproductive Memories in Artwork”

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Common Referral Reasons

We’re trained to treat all mental health symptoms and stressors. Our specialties are: couples therapy, relationship conflict, parenting resentment, mom’s mental load, men/father support, anxiety/OCD, ADHD, adolescent/teen struggles, trauma, work/life imbalance, pregnancy & postpartum struggles, LGBTQIA+, identity discrimination, loneliness, needing belonging, grief, chronic pain, suicidal ideation, burnout, feeling stuck and transitions

Treatment Modalities

Art therapy, Dance/movement Therapy, expressive arts therapies, talk therapy, Emotionally-Focused Couples Therapy, group therapy, creative mentorship, and mindfulness coaching

Our approach to creativity

The use of creativity in mental healthcare can allow people to think, feel, and heal in more integrated ways. Rather than relying only on conversation, our work engages the body, imagination, and senses—supporting insight, regulation, and meaningful change. You don’t need to be “artistic” to benefit; creativity shows up here as curiosity, adaptability, and experimentation. What matters most is a willingness to engage.

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Living room with a blue sofa, a white armchair, a patterned armchair, a black exercise ball, a black speaker, two windows, a clock, a wooden side table, a lamp, and some books.
A small home office with a wooden desk, beige armchair, lamp, potted plant, framed artwork on the wall, window with blinds, and various small items on the desk.
Living room with a round wooden coffee table, gray couch with patterned pillow, potted plants near window, framed artwork on wall, and personal art supplies on table.
Interior view of a front door with glass panels, showing a hallway with a window, indoor plants, and a staircase railing.
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Serving the Greater Philadelphia region. In-person therapy in Hatboro, PA. Tele-therapy PA statewide. Community arts services available in Northeast Region of U.S.