Counseling Art Therapy

The Mary Jo Rolli Codey ’77 Counseling Art Therapy Community Treatment Center

About What is Art Therapy? Appointments and Fees Location and Hours

Art therapy graduate student Kat Galasso and Director of the Art Therapy Community Treatment Center Cindy Concannon

Counseling art therapy services are available to the public on the campus of Caldwell University through the The Mary Jo Rolli Codey ’77 Counseling Art Therapy Community Treatment Center. Counseling Art Therapy services have been used to enhance the lives of individuals and families through art-making and verbal processing. You work within Counseling Art Therapy to solve problems such as:

stress due to physical and mental health
career concerns
relationship Issues
grief and loss
life transition

The Mary Jo Rolli Codey ’77 Counseling Art Therapy Community Treatment Center provides the public with access to innovative, person-centered, clinical services demonstrating Caldwell University’s commitment to the larger community.

What to Expect?

No artistic abilities or experience with art materials are necessary to reach your personal goals in counseling art therapy.

Sessions are held in a comfortable environment.
The counselor/art therapist focuses on your needs at the moment.
Services are provided by credentialed counselors with art therapy specializations and advanced master’s students under the supervision of program faculty
Clinicians adhere to high ethical standards and maintain the confidentiality of all client records.
Clinicians do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin or ancestry, gender, disability, age, marital status, affectional or sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, or veteran status.

These services are available to the local community. If you are a Caldwell University student seeking services, please contact the University Counseling Center.