Therapeutic Arts offers in-person care from offices in New York and New Jersey, along with virtual therapy for clients located in either state. The best setting depends on the client’s age, needs, comfort, therapist, and the kind of work being considered.
In-person therapy
An in-person session offers a private therapeutic setting and direct access to a wider range of art materials. For some children, teens, and adults, sharing the same physical space can make it easier to build a relationship, work with tactile materials, and shift between conversation and making. What happens in the room is still individualized. A session may include art-making, talk therapy, play, journaling, music, or other approaches—and may not include art at all.
NEW JERSEY OFFICE
Therapeutic Arts – Hillsdale
185 Broadway, Hillsdale, NJ 07642
Parking lot in the back, entrance back door, 1st floor
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NEW JERSEY OFFICE
Therapeutic Arts – Waldwick
93 Franklin Turnpike, Waldwick, NJ 07463
Parking lot, entrance back door, 1st floor suite
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NEW YORK OFFICE
Therapeutic Arts – Pearl River
275 N Middletown Road, Pearl River, NY 10965
Parking lot, handicap accessible, 1st floor
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NEW YORK OFFICE
Therapeutic Arts – Irvington
90 N Broadway, Irvington, NY 10533
Parking lot, handicap accessible, 3rd floor, waiting room by elevator
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FLEXIBLE CARE
Virtual art therapy
Virtual care is available when the client is physically located in New York or New Jersey and the service is clinically appropriate and offered by the therapist. Sessions can include conversation, art-making, journaling, or other approaches adapted to the privacy, materials, and technology available at home.
Simple materials, thoughtful support
You do not need a studio or extensive supplies. Your therapist can discuss simple materials that fit the work, and Therapeutic Arts can mail basic supplies when needed. Virtual care may not be recommended for some younger children; the consultation and assessment process can help determine whether it is a workable option.
Locations & virtual-care FAQs
Where do I need to be for a virtual session?
You must be physically located in New York or New Jersey at the time of the session. Virtual availability also depends on the therapist and clinical appropriateness.
Do I need special art supplies at home?
No. Many sessions can use simple materials, and some may focus more on conversation. Your therapist can recommend what is appropriate; Therapeutic Arts can mail basic materials when needed.
Is virtual therapy appropriate for young children?
Sometimes, but not always. Age, attention, privacy, caregiver support, clinical needs, and the therapist’s approach all matter. Virtual care may not be recommended for some younger children.
Can I combine in-person and virtual sessions?
Possibly. A flexible arrangement depends on clinical appropriateness, the therapist’s practice, scheduling, and your location at the time of each virtual session. Ask about the current options during your consultation.
How do I know which office a therapist uses?
Each therapist profile should identify office and virtual-care availability. You can also contact the practice with your location and scheduling needs.
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