
The NY Team

Clinical Supervisor & Art Therapist
Rachael Klein
MA, LCAT, LPAT
Rachael offers compassionate, evidence-based therapy for children, adolescents, adults, and families. With training in both art therapy and mental health counseling, she tailors each session to your needs—whether through creative approaches or talk therapy. She support clients with anxiety, depression, neurodiverse experiences, and parenting challenges. Her style is kind, collaborative, and focused on helping you build on your strengths to navigate life’s challenges and feel more confident in yourself and your relationships.

Art Therapist
Amy Heimowitz
MS, LP-CAT
Amy offers a highly personalized and client-centered therapeutic experience for individuals across the lifespan, including children, adolescents, and older adults. Amy utilizes creative and traditional approaches to address anxiety, trauma, emotional/behavioral difficulties, and challenges. Amy is committed to fostering an inclusive, safe space where clients can discover how creativity can be their own pathway to lasting growth and healing.

Art Therapist
Kimberly Smalley
MPS, LP-CAT
Kimberly uses a patient-centered approach to help her clients explore and express their emotions, thoughts, and experiences through talk and creative arts to better understand themselves, cope with life’s challenges, and achieve personal growth. Smalley collaborates with her adult & teen clients to develop individualized treatment plans and address various mental health challenges such as stress, anxiety, hyperactivity disorder, grief, and relationship conflicts.

Art Therapist
Erin Carr
MPS, LP-CAT
Erin offers collaborative, creative, and client-centered therapy for children, teens, and adults. With a background in photography and art therapy, they incorporate expressive tools alongside talk-based and embodiment approaches to support each client’s unique path. Drawing on trauma-informed, mindfulness-based, and strengths-focused practices, Erin helps clients navigate anxiety, depression, grief, neurodivergence, life transitions, LGBTQIA+ identity, and creative blocks. Their style is warm, empathetic, and grounded in acceptance and encouragement, creating a space where clients feel truly seen, heard, and supported.

Art Therapist
Eve Kat
MA, LP-CAT
Eve uses DBT, CBT and Mindfulness practices to help her clients regulate their emotions and feel grounded in their bodies. She works with both children and adults with neuro-diversity, mood related symptoms and ASD. She utilizes both talk and creative arts to help clients better understand themselves.

Art Therapist
Katherine Williams
MPS, LCAT
Katherine's sessions are unique to each individual, so that they have the freedom to achieve their goals in the most comfortable way possible. Throughout her career, she has worked with a wide variety of communities and populations. She has experience in helping adults with anxiety, depression, grief & loss, trauma, dissociation, substance abuse, and more. Her therapeutic approach is a mixture of behavioral, psychodynamic, and humanistic.

Art Therapist
Melissa O'Neill
MA, LCAT, ATR-BC
Melissa uses a strength- based approach to support individuals navigating a wide range of life challenges- including depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, relationship conflicts, divorce, and other major life transitions. She specializes in helping clients connect more deeply with their emotions, build self-awareness, and foster mindfulness as tools for healing and growth. With a warm and collaborative style, Melissa is passionate about helping people to recognize and utilize their innate resilience.

Art Therapist
Kayla Acevedo
MA, LP-CAT
Kayla Acevedo uses a person-centered approach which caters to the needs of each individual to meet everyone where they are at. Art can be used as a tool, however may not be necessary for everyone. She uses cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and Dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), trauma focused therapy, along with other creative modalities.

Art Therapist
Nicole Connelly
MA, LCAT, ATR-BC
Nicole incorporates creative arts into her sessions as a calming technique, to explore the unconscious, and help clients express feelings in a healthy way. She utilizes a humanistic approach that emphasizes growth and self-actualization through being a genuine therapist who gives unconditional positive regard and understanding.

Art Therapist
Jaclyn Damiano Craig
MA, LCAT, ATR-BC
Jaclyn supports clients living with depression, anxiety, complex grief, life transitions, self-worth and esteem issues, and trauma. She offers an authentic, humanistic approach to the therapy experience. She works to provide a collaborative partnership with patients to heal and develop goals for their own personal growth.

Art Therapist
Alissa Zemering
MA, LCAT, ATR
Alissa’s therapeutic approach focuses on fostering a positive therapeutic relationship while guiding clients to access and explore a full range of emotions, both comfortable and challenging. She helps adult clients develop strategies and provides practical tools to enhance daily life through traditional talk therapy and creative art modalities such as writing, collage, and music.

Art Therapist
Radmila Gurkovsky
MPS, LPAT, LCAT, ATR-BC
Mila’s approach is warm, relational, and insight-oriented, grounded in psychodynamic and attachment-based theories. She creates a steady and compassionate space where clients can safely explore the roots of emotional pain, identify patterns that no longer serve them, and build a stronger connection to self. Her work is especially resonant for those navigating transitions, unresolved trauma, or a sense of disconnection. Together, she helps clients move toward greater clarity, resilience, and emotional freedom.

Art Therapist
Hiroko Tsukada
MPS, LCAT, ATR-BC
Hiroko works with children and tweens with anxiety, behavioral challenges, transitions and difficult moods. She helps the children find coping skills to self-regulate and express themselves in healthy ways. She uses an eclectic art therapy approach with creative materials and play.

Art Therapist
Kimberly Chang
MPS,LCAT, ATR-BC
Kimberly is a trauma-informed therapist who uses a range of art materials to process emotional conflicts, interpersonal skills, anxiety, and improvement of expression. She creates a compassionate therapeutic environment for self-expression and healing. Her mission is to encourage personal-growth and self-empowerment in her clients.

Art Therapist
Erica Morgo
MPS, LCAT
Erica collaborates with her clients to process stress, anxiety, anger and sadness. She provides a compassionate space to for expression. She supports her clients young and old, with new coping skills for relationship challenges, mood regulation, self esteem and mindset. She helps clients thrive, have strong self esteem and feel peaceful.

