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Caldwell University’s Mary Jo Rolli Codey Center provides confidential, quality services to the public. Individual and group services are provided by advanced master’s clinical interns under the supervision of licensed clinical mental health counselors with expertise in art therapy.

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Why does this model work for our clients?

Clinical interns have up-to-date knowledge of theory and practice and are supported by clinicians with many years of experience. This allows us to provide the most attentive care from a strong and diverse support system.

Our clinicians create a therapeutic space for clients who have concerns about, or experience problems with:

• Stress due to physical and mental health
• Career concerns
• Relationship issues
• Grief and loss
• Life transition
• Parenting support

What to Expect:

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

• Sessions are held in a comfortable environment.
• The clinician focuses on your needs at the moment.
• Clinicians adhere to high ethical standards and maintain the confidentiality of all client records.
• Clinicians do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, national origin or ancestry, gender, disability, age, marital status, affectional or sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, or veteran status.

For Organizations

Caldwell is dedicated to serving the local community beyond the campus with new innovative academic programming that fills societal gaps. The Center partners with local organizations and employers to provide services to their clients or employees. If you, your organization, or someone you know would benefit, contact The Center’s Clinical Director, Cindy Concannon at catctc@caldwell.edu

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