The next step in my journey through creativity, and art was earning a master’s degree in art therapy from New York University. Another decade passed, during which I provided art therapy at two cancer hospitals in the Manhattan area, while also maintaining a private practice for individual clients. By then, I had come to recognize the profound potential of creative expression to enrich everyday life—not only for those diagnosed with illness, but for all of us who are curious and willing to awaken our own inherent creativity. This led me to further research into the connection between health and creativity, with a doctoral degree in health psychology.
Across hospitals, private practice, academic settings, and international workshops, I’ve witnessed the transformative power of creative expression—how it connects us with meaning, emotion, and new possibilities.
Today, I guide individuals and groups through creative exploration that supports reflection, imagination, and wellbeing.