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The Minnesota Art Therapy Association |
DIRECTORY
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Ward, M.A. Transpersonal Counseling, Art Therapy, EMDR Naropa University, Boulder, CO nancyartheart@gmail.com Work with individuals and groups Special focus: Women’s concerns Adolescents Teen mothers Read more here.... |
Lucy
Grantz,
M.A. |
| Erin Rafferty,
ATR-BC, LPC Registered
Art Therapist- Board Certified MN Licensed Professional Counselor Read more here... |
Jorie Kulseth,
M.A., ATR-BC, LPC (612)465-0433 BEADGRL51@msn.com Read more here... |
| Jessi
Bruehling,M.A., LPCC Art Therapy and Counseling in a Private Practice in Edina, MN Child and Adult services available jessibruehling@yahoo.com for an appointment For internship opportunities call 612-752-8316 jbruehling@resource-mn.org Read more here... |
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| Dianne
L. Meixner,
MA, LICSW, LMFT, ATR Psychotherapy private practice 357 East Kellogg Blvd St. Paul, MN 55101-1411 651-287-0846 dlmeixner@sbcglobal.net |
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Craig Balfany, M.P.S* ATR, BC
Art Therapist at University of Minnesota Medical Center-Fairview Art Therapy Program Director Adler Graduate School Richfield, MN Internship site supervisor Instructor at Alfred Adler Graduate School Mask maker cbalfan1@fairview.org or call 612-273-2156 |
Joan
Ungar,
A.T.R., LP, MA In private practice since 1986 Northeast Minneapolis Welcomes new clients and accepts many insurances. She works primarily with clients who have a wide range of problems, including post traumatic stress disorders or serious and persistent mental illness. Joan is available for consultation, supervision and/or workshops in Art Therapy. www.joanungar.com Phone & Fax 612-782-9895 2205 California St. N.E. #203 jungar@pcspeed.com Read more about Joan's paintings.... |
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Lisa Schlingerman,
M.A. Lisa is an expressive art therapist, artist, Reiki practitioner, certified instructor of Tai Chi for Arthritis, member of the National Qigong Association. Scandia, MN 651-433-5493 www.artselfmn.com Read more here..... |
Brenda Harmon, MA,
ATR
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Maggie
Evans, MA, LPC |
Kathie Bailey, LICSW
Kathie is a psychotherapist in private practice with over 20 years experience. She has specialized in experiential methods, including body awareness and the expressive arts. She facilitates Experiential Case Consultation Groups and Expressive Therapy Groups. 612-870-6127 or therapymn@aol.com |
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Araela Kumaraea, M.A. Creative Arts Therapy and Consulting. Twenty-five years of experience working in child and human development with the creative arts. Founder and Director of the Girlhood Wisdom Project which fosters the inner voice of girls through the arts. Contracts with a variety of non-profit agencies, facilitates workshops, and speaks at local colleges and universities, regional and national conferences. Read more here... (612)414-2613 araela@juno.com |
Haley
Fox, M.A.,
LPC., ATC-BC
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| Kathleen Grittner,
M.A. Kathleen
Grittner, M.A. is an artist who enjoys working with many types of media.
She earned a master’s degree in art therapy at Vermont College, in
Montpelier, Vermont after studying studio arts, philosophy, literature,
comparative religions and psychology at Mount Mary College, in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
More info
at: www.FullCircleRetreat.com Email: Kathleen@fullcircleretreat.com Phone: 952-920-2384 or 608-675-3828 |
Barb Kobe,
B.A. NLP Practioner, Reiki II
Artist, Dollmaker, Expressive Arts Coach, Group Facilitator, |
| Melina Weir, M.A.
Artist, Therapist, Group Facilitator, Co-Founder & Artistic Director of Expressive Arts Services, Ltd. Custom-designed art-making workshops and residencies for groups in schools, nursing homes, and community centers. Art Therapist at University of Minnesota Medical Center in the Child and Adolescent Inpatient and Outpatient Mental Health Units. melinaweir@yahoo.com |
Melissa
Turgeon, MPS*, CCLS
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Harry LeBlanc, M.A.,
LPC Expressive Arts Therapist Licensed Professional Counselor in private practice at Arts of Passage www.ArtsOfPassage.com 2601 2nd Avenue South Suite 3B Minneapolis, MN 55408 612-360-0833 Read more here... |
Al
Heisenfelt Faces from the Forest for those who have a desire to draw from within themselves as they witness the withered and worn, twisted and torn body parts of trees, rearranged into expressions that cry out for a voice. The voice may be prose or poetry, examples of which are amply supplied. Transcending their malignantly healed wounds, analogies to the human conditions weave in and out like spaghetti through meatballs. A user-friendly, sketching demonstration precedes, to guide the participants into their own personal interpretation in art and writing. 763 442.9349 facesfromtheforest@yahoo.com |