Rebecca is a warm and intuitive Art Therapist (ATR-P) and Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (LPC-A) who is passionate about helping individuals reconnect with their most authentic selves through creativity, compassion, and curiosity. She earned her Master of Arts in Art Therapy and Counseling from Albertus Magnus College. Rebecca brings experience working with veterans, children with special needs, adolescents, and adults, along with a lifelong passion for creativity and the arts.

Rebecca creates a supportive, nurturing, and nonjudgmental therapeutic environment where clients feel safe, seen, and empowered to explore their experiences. She believes that therapy can be a space to slow down, become more connected to yourself, and explore parts of your identity and experiences that may be difficult to put into words. Her approach is collaborative and compassionate, meeting each client where they are while honoring their individual strengths, beliefs, and goals.

Rebecca works with adolescents and adults who may be navigating mental health challenges, trauma, life transitions, grief, body image concerns, addiction, and identity exploration. She has a particular interest in supporting military families, women, neurodivergent individuals, LGBTQ+ clients, and individuals healing from spiritual or religious trauma. Rebecca strives to create an environment where clients can feel comfortable unmasking, exploring their authentic selves, and developing greater resilience and self-understanding.

In her clinical work, Rebecca draws from Jungian, Gestalt, existential, feminist, trauma-informed, and person-centered approaches. She incorporates art therapy and creative expression alongside somatic practices, mindfulness, energy work, nature-based art therapy, and spirituality when appropriate. Rebecca believes that healing can happen where science meets soul and respects each client’s personal beliefs, values, and preferences throughout the therapeutic process.

Rebecca invites clients into a creative and collaborative process where they can explore their emotions, build resilience, and grow with intention. She believes that creativity can provide another way to communicate, process experiences, and access parts of ourselves that may be difficult to reach through traditional conversation. Her goal is to offer both comfort and encouragement while helping clients move toward greater self-awareness, authenticity, and meaningful change.

Rebecca also brings a unique perspective to her clinical work through her own lived experiences. As a mother of two, military spouse, and second-generation cult survivor, she understands the importance of identity, resilience, connection, and finding your own voice. She also has more than 15 years of experience in graphic design and is skilled in a wide range of creative mediums, which continues to inform her passion for art and expressive work.

Outside of the therapy room, Rebecca enjoys spending time with family and friends, creating art, reading, and being in nature. She also enjoys practicing yoga and meditation, traveling, and finding opportunities to stay connected to creativity and the people and experiences that bring meaning to her life.