ATR SupervisorsBelow is a list of ATR Supervisors in Colorado. ATACO does not endorse or recommend specific supervisors but lists them here for you to contact, interview and determine if they are a good fit for you to gain your ATR and/or LPC credentials.
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Cindy Gordon PhD, LPC, ATR-BCLongmont CO
720-491-1533 healchangegrow@gmail.com www.healchangegrow.com In her private practice, Cindy focuses on adults facing the challenges of trauma, grief, self-esteem/ body image, anxiety (including eco-anxiety), physical illness, and life transitions. She welcomes new graduates and seasoned professionals working towards their ATR and/or LPC in supervision. Supervision is one of her passions and she enjoys supporting others as they explore topics such as professional identity, ethics, compassion fatigue and transference/countertransference. Art-making is also a component of supervision. Susan (Sabini) Slomski MA, LPC, ATR-BCArt Therapy Counseling and Consultation
Board Certified Art Therapist and Supervisor www.arttherapyconsultation.com susan@arttherapyconsultation.com Greenwood Village, CO 80111 303 981-5034 With over 25 years of experience as an Art Therapist in inpatient and outpatient settings and private practice, I started Clinical Supervision for art therapists in 2007. My work focuses on art therapy as depth psychology, process oriented, accessing, witnessing and holding feelings, conflicts and ideas of self. Art Therapy allows us in and and through when words are not enough. During my graduate work at Lesley College I had the good fortune of working with Dr. Shaun McNiff, Paolo Knill, Dr. Suzanne Canner-Hume, and Dr. Thomas Moore, integrating depth psychology, archetypal psychology with art and expressive therapy. I deepened my knowledge and trust in the image and its capacity to hold, inform, and transform. Following my graduate work at Lesley College I worked in supervisory capacity with Dr. Myra Levick and trained to utilize and teach the Levick Emotional and Cognitive Art Therapy Assessment. Likewise, I have expertise with The Rawley Silver Draw-a-Story. Utilizing art based assessment is a passion and a key part of my practice and of my supervision approach. I encourage supervisees to ground their practice in an art based assessment of their choosing, to explore their relationship with and response to the image, to trust the process and the image, and to develop their clinical and professional identity. CO-ATA - Former President AATA - Recipient of First Nancy Schoebel Distinguished Award for Legislative Action AATA- Former Western States' Liaison AATA - Gov't Affairs Committee Member Christina Anderson LPC, ATR-BCGreenwood Village CO
720-593-1132 Christina@createandheal.org www.createandheal.org Theoretical Orientation: CBT, Mindfulness and ACT approach. Providing Post Graduate supervision for ATR and LPC hours for registration and licensure hours. Currently in private practice working with teens and adults, history of working with adults for inpatient psychiatric group art therapy. I do not provide internship sites but will do site visits to advise on setup if allowed by your worksite. Shauna Perry LPC, ATR-BCDenver CO
303-257-2548 soulful.solutions.arttherapy@gmail.com Providing art therapy for 10 years. My clinical experience draws from residential, in-home, alternative and public schools, hospitals and camp settings. My therapeutic approach combines art therapy with strength based, developmental, person centered and trauma informed counseling. In supervision my intention is to create a safe space that will encourage self-reflection, posing questions of exploration as well as to celebrate successes, promote professional and personal growth and monitor client care. Amy Leiter MA, LPC, ATR-BC
Denver CO
720-460-1474 hellobeyond@amyleiter.com www.violethiveart.org www.amyleiter.com www.revivalproject.co Amy is the Director and Supervisor at Violet Hive and has offered clinical supervision for three years for interns, art therapists, and counselors working toward their ATR and LPC. She founded Violet Hive Art Collective, Revival Project Denver, and sees clients at her practice Beyond Therapy. She supervises interns and postgrads at Violet Hive, Griffith Centers for Children, and Denver Children's Home. Amy's therapeutic approach combines art therapy with transpersonal, strength based, developmental, client-centered and mindfulness. Amy's therapeutic specialties include adults and couples challenged with anxiety, spiritual emergence, identity, life transitions, discovering intuitive talents, Human Design, and chakra healing through therapy and transformational coaching. Claudia Trevithick LPC, ATR-BC2101 S Blackhawk St, Ste 240
Aurora CO 80224 720-242-9241 Claudia.Trevithick@gmail.com www.trevithickcreativetherapy.com Claudia has been a supervisor since 2007. She uses psychodynamics, object relations and Gestalt and works with children, teens, adults and families. Erica Roush LPC, ATRBoulder CO
303-523-0895 ericaroush@comcast.net www.ericaroush.com Erica has 10 years of supervisory experience; former Clinical Director of a Residential Treatment center for teens; expertise in trauma, addiction, problem behavior. Populations: Teens, Adults and Families. Annie Mell MA, LPC, ATR-BC
Art of Living Counseling
8000 E Prentice Ave Suite B2 Greenwood Village, CO 80111 407-579-4227 Amell@thedcic.com artoflivingcounselingdenver.com With specialties in trauma informed care, eating disorders, substance abuse, and childhood challenges, Annie has several years of experience working with interns in acute clinical settings. She provides both group and individual supervision and aims to help the clinician grow within his or her own style while not sacrificing sound clinical judgment. When working with Annie, you will find someone who can help guide you with a safe, non-judgmental, and skilled approach to making you the therapist you want to be through self-reflection, self-awareness, and building clinical mastery. |
Michael A. Franklin PhD, ATR-BC
Boulder - Louisville CO
303-709-7509 atmichaelf@gmail.com www.ArtisYoga.com My orientation as an art therapist, consultant, and supervisor blends the perspectives of the depth psychologies and expressive therapies with the humanistic principals of transpersonal psychology and client centered therapy. My goal is to support and help guide, with your active participation, the creative and therapeutic exploration of relevant themes related to your clinical work. Areas of expertise:
Valerie Epstein-Johnson LPC, ATR-BCWheat Ridge CO
720-336-5852 vejtherapy@gmail.com www.focalpointarttherapy.com Valerie offers clinical supervision for art therapists and counselors working toward their ATRs and LPCs. She works with clients 10+ in her practice. In addition to art therapy, Valerie specializes in Sandplay and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Therapeutic specialty areas include spiritual trauma, pregnancy loss and infertility, aging, and motherless daughters. Aiya Leah Staller LPC, LAC, ATR-BCBoulder CO
aiyastaller.com aiyastaller@gmail.com 720-772-1606 Aiya works from an integrative theoretical orientation that pulls strongly from art psychotherapy perspectives, Sensorimotor (Body-Based) Psychotherapy, EMDR, and contemplative influences (somatic based mindfulness practices and DBT). She is a Naropa University graduate and spent several years as clinical support for master's level art therapy students. She is passionate about supporting art therapists as they form their own identities. Emily Wilson LPC, ATRLafayette CO
623-451-6996 emily@illuminationarttherapy.com illuminationarttherapy.com I am happy to provide LPC and ATR supervision concurrently. I enjoy working with a variety of clients and have worked with children, adolescents, adults and families. I have career experience from Children's Hospital, have overseen mental health agencies with high case loads and I am currently in private practice. Kimberly Massale LPC, ATR-BC
Kimberly Massale, LPC, ATR-BC
240-480-0152 kim@bravecounseling.com www.bravecounseling.com Kim has been in the field for 10+ years and provided supervision for the last 8+ years. Kim has a varied set of advanced education in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Shame Resiliency, Psychospirituality, EMDR and of course, Art Therapy. Kim regularly provides consultations, supervision and apprenticeship opportunities to new clinicians in the field. She is passionate about providing supervision that serves as a foundation for career development along with clinical development. Kim opened her practice in 2017 and grew it to a 6 clinician practice by 2019. She has also developed a coaching program focused on finding and deepening relationships and works with international clientele. Kim is a momma of two young kiddos in her off time and enjoys spending quality time in nature with her partner and kids. Nissa Jackman LMFT, ATR-BCDenver CO
720-213-6773 nissajackman@gmail.com Nissa has been supervising for 2 years. Her Specialties include the following: Autism Spectrum, Anxiety, Depression, Grief and Loss, Attachment and Trauma. Susan Jacobsen LPC, ATR-BC
Henry's Heart Art Therapy
427 E Colorado Ave #219 Colorado Springs (719) 322 - 4630 bigsuzz@hotmail.com www.HenrysHeartArtTherapy.com I also have a Level 2 Trauma Informed Art Therapy Certificate and am a Certified SoulCollage(R) Facilitator and do ATR supervision. Caitlin Arce MA, LPC, ATR-BC
Hundred Leaf Healing Arts, LLC
855 Inca Street Denver, CO 80204 720.507.4417 http://hundredleaf.com/ caitlin@hundredleaf.com Caitlin has been providing supervision since 2016. She has extensive experience working with youth populations and trauma, including those experiencing homelessness, involved in the justice system, and identifying as LGBTQ. Her supervision style encourages her supervisees to consider their clients within broader socio-economic and spiritual contexts. Caitlin also works as a spiritual healer and this framework informs her work as an art therapist, while staying grounded in a realistic perspective on the systems that impact clients and the neurological impacts of trauma. Caitlin has experience with providing play-based therapy and wilderness therapy, as well as coaching parents and supporting systems in crisis. Her unique blend of experience and perspectives make her an engaging and supportive supervisor for those with a transpersonal lens. 
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