Services Offered

Individual Psychotherapy

$160

Individual psychotherapy sessions offer a safe and structured space for clients to work through their depression with the support and expertise of a trained professional. Over time, these sessions aim to reduce distress, build emotional resilience, and promote meaningful life changes.

The sessions are 50-minutes in length and are being offered for ages 12 and up.

Clinical Art Therapy

$160

Clinical art therapy is a form of psychotherapy that integrates creative visual expression, such as drawing, painting, sculpting, or collage—with psychological treatment to help individuals explore emotions, process trauma, and improve mental well-being.

Joëlle is a licensed psychotherapist with a undergraduate degree in fine arts. She has a certification as an art therapy practitioner. She is not a licensed art therapist, but is very knowledgeable in both mental health counseling and the therapeutic use of art.

The sessions are 50-minutes in length and are being offered for ages 12 and up.

All services are offered in-person, online or via telephone for your convenience.

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FAQs

  • In a clinical setting, art therapy is more than just making art—it's a guided therapeutic process. Sessions involve both creating artwork and discussing it with the therapist to uncover insights about emotions, thoughts, and behaviors.

    • Reduce symptoms of anxiety, depression, or PTSD

    • Enhance emotional regulation and self-awareness

    • Process trauma in a nonverbal, safer way

    • Improve self-esteem and sense of identity

    • Increase coping skills and problem-solving

    • Support communication in clients who struggle verbally (e.g., children, people with autism, or those with speech/language difficulties)

    • Children and adolescents

    • Adults with depression, anxiety, trauma, or grief

    • Individuals with chronic illness or neurological disorders

    • People recovering from abuse or violence

    • Clients in inpatient, outpatient, or rehabilitation settings

  • At Envision Psychotherapy, we offer visual art exploration and psychological treatment through drawings, paintings, collage, and sculpting.