Be Weird. Be You.
Unconventional therapy for misfits, rebels & free spirits
In-Person Art Therapy in Gibbsboro, NJ
Virtual Art Therapy in New Jersey, Connecticut & Pennsylvania
Therapy for people who are tired of feeling stuck and ready to try something
different
You’re a bright light that’s dimmed and you’ve been trying to regain your spark. You want to feel motivated and hopeful, not let stuff get to you, and feel good in your own skin.
Easier said than done though, right? You’re uncertain about yourself and the future. Maybe you’re sad or anxious, and relationships are stressing you out. Above all, you’re just tired and overwhelmed.
You’ve tried dealing with it, but nothing has really done the trick. Perhaps you even tried talk therapy, but something about that didn’t feel right.
You can overcome whatever is dimming your light and find your spark again. Art therapy can help.
I’m Lee Ann and I get it.
I really do.
PhD & Licensed Art Therapist.
Neurodivergent, queer, feminist artist.
Not bothered when things get messy.
Life imitates art – both can get messy. However, cleaning an art mess is different from sorting through a life mess. Sometimes they’re more than we can handle, even if you have family and friends who support you.
That’s where I come in. I want to help you figure out the messy stuff.
But maybe you’ve heard the saying, “to clean a mess, you have to make a mess.” As an art therapist, I’ll guide the process of sorting through messy stuff using art.
Like everyone, I’ve had to sort out messes in life, so I’m sensitive to your distress and understand the desire to heal, as well as the growth and insight you can experience in therapy.
Making a mess with art materials can make it easier to process messy life stuff. That is to say, we’ll make a mess to clean a mess so you can begin healing and start creating the future you want.
Picture Yourself Feeling Better
When “just talking about it” isn’t doing it for you, maybe it’s time to consider an unconventional approach to therapy. I offer in-person art therapy in Gibbsboro, NJ, and telehealth in New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. Let’s discuss how art therapy might fit your needs.
Maybe you feel stuck or “aren’t living up to your potential” despite trying. You might see yourself as unconventional or weird – in a good way! However, it’s tough to be different when there’s pressure to blend in, take up less space, or personal issues are draining you.
I help free spirits who are struggling socially, emotionally, academically or professionally. As a free spirit, dealing with complicated life stuff, such as adhd, grief, eating & body image issues, or chronic illness, is especially tough because of your sensitivity.
When you’re hurting, you don’t feel like yourself. Your best qualities – creativity, intuition, uniqueness – lose their luster. The end result feels like chaos and uncertainty for you and the people who care about you.
If you’re sad, anxious & overwhelmed because of emotionally heavy issues that affect motivation and confidence, maybe it’s time to go in a new direction.
I’ll support you to imagine a path forward that allows you to be yourself, make the most of your strengths, and finally start living your best life.
My Approach
Accessible: If you’re “not an artist,” you’re in the right place because I try to help people become comfortable experimenting with art-making, regardless of skill level.
Relational: The best indicator of good therapy outcome is satisfaction with the client-therapist relationship. This includes working through feelings together in therapy, even the uncomfortable ones, as well as learning healthy relationship skills.
Overall, our relationship should be based on trust, collaboration, agreement on goals, and willingness to work through discomfort or disagreement that might arise.
Authentic: I show up as me – laidback, a little offbeat, kind of a smartass – so you feel more comfortable showing up as you, even if you’re still figuring who you are and want to be.
There’s always a period of awkwardness at the start – like any new relationship – but over time, we should both feel at ease with each other. I want to get to know the real you.
Flexible: Therapy without a fixed sequence or formula, responsive to your needs and at your pace. I like to regularly check in with clients to see how therapy is going, so we can make any adjustments to better meet your needs.
Creative: Creativity isn’t just for artists. Part of my approach to therapy is helping you recognize how creative energy can both help you heal and help you problem solve in the future. Ultimately, art therapy is a launching point for you to feel more confident, resourceful and competent in your life.
“Lee Ann is super nice and obviously very knowledgeable. After going through several therapists in online platforms who I didn’t feel good about and didn’t feel like they understood me, I feel like Lee Ann does. I’m happy I tried again with her.”
Eating Disorders
ADHD
Grief
Chronic Illness
Services
Individual Art Therapy in Gibbsboro, NJ
Clients in South Jersey can work with me at my office in Gibbsboro, Camden County, close to Voorhees, Cherry Hill, Berlin and surrounding areas. My office combines familiar features of a therapy office, like traditional seating, with art studio features, including work space, a wide range of art supplies and lots of natural light.
Telehealth Throughout New Jersey, Connecticut & Pennsylvania
I offer virtual art therapy for clients in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Connecticut so you can get care that might otherwise be difficult to access. Art therapy is modified to maximize its benefits from the comfort of home.
Starting Therapy is Easy
Book a consultation or first appointment if you’re ready to start art therapy in my Gibbsboro, NJ office, or virtual art therapy in NJ, CT or PA.
Free 15 Minute Consultation
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Contact Prism Art Therapy
Call or email if you have questions about art therapy in my Gibbsboro, NJ office or virual therapy in NJ, CT or PA. I look forward to connecting with you.
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