Art Therapy & LMHC Supervision

Are you an art therapist who?

  • Is ready for more personalized support
  • Needs direction and new ideas
  • Wants to continue learning in a active way
  • Is in training or graduated in the last five years
  • Is accumulating hours for licensure and certification
  • Does not currently receive Art Therapy or LMHC supervision through your job
  • Misses the support and community of graduate school


Here is your invitation to...
  • Renew your inspiration and get the spirit of Art Therapy back into your work! 
  • Actively continue to increase your knowledge while targeting your own interests.
  • Feel supported and challenged to take care of your self so to better help others.
  • Accumulate needed supervision hours to apply for your ATR and/or LMHC. 

I will help you increase your effectiveness and stay connected to what drew you to art therapy in the first place. 

I specialize in providing supervision to art therapy students and recent graduates, and am an adjunct faculty member in the Lesley University Expressive Therapy Program as well as an art therapist and supervisor in private practice. My areas of expertise include work with children, adolescents, young adults and families,  foster care/DCF, adoption, trauma, depression, anxiety, ADHD, parenting, art therapy in schools, residential centers, and outpatient clinics, as well as building your own supervision skills. I love supervising and learning from students and new graduates. This is part of what I do to stay inspired myself. 

Contact me at [email protected] for more information and to set up a time to talk about how I may help you through supervision. I am licensed in Massachusetts as an LMHC and also hold the ATR-BC registration.

Supervision is provided in my office in  Arlington, MA, or online by secure video chat.

Supervision fee = $75 hour




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"As a supervisor Lynette is incredibly informative and empathetic. I have grown tremendously as a supervisee due to her careful guidance. As a new clinician I am confident knowing I have her to turn to whenever I am in need of professional support". 

-Danica, Art Therapist