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Artwork for Art Therapy: In Process

Art Therapy: In Process

Ann Marie Hines and Matthew Brooks
Art Therapy
Mental Health
Parenting
Therapy
Social Media
Therapeutic Relationships
Boundaries
Nature-Based Therapy
Public Encounters With Clients
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, United States
Private Practice
Holiday Gift Giving
Mental Load
Invisible Load
Community Engagement
Eco-Therapy
Halloween
Therapist Burnout
Well-Being

Join Ann Marie Hines, MA, ATR-BC, LPC and Matthew Brooks, MA, LPC, ATR as they dive into conversations about all things art therapy, therapy life, parent life, and the messy, meaningful process of navigating today’s world. From creativity and counseling to the everyday realities of balancing family and professional life, this podcast explores the art—and heart—of being human.

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Recent Guests

Dave Gussak
Art therapist with 35-year career; professor and director in art therapy, corrections, and related programs
Florida State University (FSU) / Institute for the Arts and Arts Dev; author and editor
Episode: The Art of Finding Your Path
Brianna Cox
Art therapist practicing in Kentucky, former Air Force med tech and photojournalist
Creative Health Kentucky / Kentucky-based practice
Episode: The Stories That Shape Us
Ben Earnest
Licensed mental health counselor
Private practice, Panama City, Florida
Episode: Showing Up Human: Men in Therapy & Social Media Presence
Julia Toal
Pittsburgh art therapist with private practice in Sharpsburg
Private practice, Pittsburgh area
Episode: Carrying It All and Still Creating
Sophie Restall
Art therapist and trainer
Provisional Registered Art Therapist, associate MFT and associate professional clinical counselor
Episode: Sharing Creativity Without Crossing Lines: Talking Art Therapy With Other Clinicians
Tara Saunders
Art therapist and LPC, owner of a therapy practice in Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
Episode: Notes, Laughs, and Lessons: Private Practice Real Talk
Lucy Baker
Trainee Art Psychotherapist
University of Chester
Episode: Across the Pond: Art Therapy, Nature, and Practice in the UK & US
Tracy Weitkamp
Licensed art therapist and board-approved supervisor
Independent art therapist in Maryland
Episode: What They Didn’t Teach in Grad School: Reactions, Non-Reactions & Real Talk
Sara Roizen
Artist and art therapist with experience in community and inpatient settings.
Art Therapy Spot
Episode: From Studio to Community: Creating Connection with Creativity

Hosts

Ann Marie Hines
Licensed art therapist, LPC, and host of therapy-centered conversations with a focus on art therapy, private practice, and community engagement
Matthew Brooks
Licensed therapist and art therapist, co-host focusing on therapy life, private practice, and creative approaches in mental health

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4.0 out of 5 stars from 8 ratings
  • Warmth & Wisdom

    Ann and Matt bring authenticity, warmth, wisdom, and humor into their podcast - while exploring a wide range of topics in the field of art therapy.

    The podcast helps listeners think creatively about how the arts can be interwoven into daily life - whether you’re an established or new therapist or someone eager to know more about this exciting and growing field.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sara Roizen
    United States9 months ago
  • Best art therapy podcast

    Matt Brooks and the team are the best. This is the best art therapy podcast. Exceptionally helpful

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RamSurgeon
    United States9 months ago

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Great blend of clinical insight and practical, real-world advice
Conversations feel human and accessible, not flashy
Guests bring credible, actionable perspectives for therapists and educators
Authentic hosts who mix warmth with expertise

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Therapy, Tech, and a Side of Pittsburgh
Q: How do you bring Art Therapy into the virtual space?
We use materials from home, send art kits to clients, and facilitate art making during remote sessions.
Therapy, Tech, and a Side of Pittsburgh
Q: What were your Covid survival tactics or things that happened during those five years?
We utilized video games, shared cooking experiences like pierogies, and adapted art therapy to virtual formats.
Across the Pond: Art Therapy, Nature, and Practice in the UK & US
Q: What is the process like for certification of a clinician therapist officially in the UK?
In the UK, you must have a master's degree to call yourself an art therapist, and the path involves personal therapy and relevant life experience as part of the training process.
From Studio to Community: Creating Connection with Creativity
Q: How does an art therapist branch out into community work?
It often stems from personal experiences and a desire to connect with others in less restrictive environments.
What They Didn’t Teach in Grad School: Reactions, Non-Reactions & Real Talk
Q: What would be your kind of approach or advice you would give other clinicians that are just starting out?
It's important to know that you might not find specific art therapy job titles, but that doesn't mean work isn't available. You can incorporate your skills into various roles, and building community programs can be beneficial to your practice.

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What is Art Therapy: In Process about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A conversational show led by two licensed therapists who specialize in art therapy, exploring the realities of building private practices, balancing parenting with clinical work, and infusing creativity into therapy and everyday life. Episodes frequently cover boundaries, business aspects of practice, community engagement, ethical use of art in therapy, and how public personas intersect with clinical work. Unique angles include blending tarot, pop culture, and community events with professional practice, plus practical tools for clinicians and creative approaches to client care. Listeners are likely fellow therapists, private practitioners, and creatives seeking human-centered, collaborative approaches to therapy, self-care, and community-b... more

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