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Our team
Expressive Arts Therapist, Soul Collage© Facilitator, MARI© Practitioner
Bridget Pemberton-Smith, ATR-BC
Bridget Pemberton-Smith received her Master of Arts in Expressive Arts Therapies with Art Therapy Specialization in 1998 from Lesley University. In 2006, she became a registered art therapist and in 2007 became a board certified art therapist.
Bridget has worked with a variety of populations including but not limited to children with physical illness, at risk adolescents, adults with mental illness, seniors both with and without dementia, refugees and immigrants and as a supervisor for art therapists seeking art therapy registration. She has worked in schools, afterschool programs, hospitals, retirement centers and mental health agencies.
For inquiries & scheduling, email: bridgetpemsmith@gmail.com
Art Therapist, SWAN Certified Professional,
End of Life Doula Trained Professional
Kathrine Cays, MPS, ATR-P
Kathrine’s unique Nature-Based Expressive Arts approach facilitates a transformative therapeutic journey, empowering individuals to genuinely connect with their creative essence.
Through her approach, she guides her clients to cultivate patterns for a reflective life infused with hopefulness and advocacy.
Operating within a person-centered framework, Kathrine emanates unconditional positive regard, fostering an atmosphere of acceptance and value without judgment. Her holistic and immersive method goes beyond verbal expression, with opportunities to transform experiences into symbolic language that can reveal new facets of understanding and instill a profound sense of belonging.
For inquiries & scheduling, email: katcays@gmail.com
Art Therapist, Art Facilitator, Creative Coach
Lindy Chicola, MA
Nature, art, and a diverse cultural family background has had a strong influence on my life and art. Since earning a B.F.A. at Rhode Island School of Design in film/video/animation, community-building art projects have been an obsession. After exploring the cultural and spiritual meaning of art more deeply at Free Columbia, my M.A. in art therapy initiated me in applying "art-as-healing" in dynamic settings (like the Accessibility department at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston). Through non-profits like the Art Therapy Institute and Church World Service, I have the privilege of facilitating art as a mode of healing with an amazing array of people. Via Hearth collective, Wisdom Circles, and other artistic collaborative projects, I explore the magical way art creates freedom and social renewal with artists, activists, wellness practitioners, and local agencies. Helping others explore potential art mediums and their innate, creative power whenever possible is immediately rewarding. Striving to incorporate inclusive and socially-aware approaches in the arts for psycho-social change is a passion. Leaving room for the numinous, reflecting on mysteries, and finding joy along the way sustains it all.
For inquiries & scheduling, email: inner.hearths@gmail.com