Frequently Asked Questions

The Moon Journal Studio is $100 for two sessions a month, or $50 a session.

Individual Sessions cost $120/half hour or $240-$300/hour.

Please schedule a free 30-minute consultation so that we can get to know one another. If we feel like a good fit, we’ll schedule next steps together.

Though a Registered Art Therapist, I am not licensed, so I do not take insurance. I work with a sliding scale to accommodate all income levels.

Art therapy and expressive arts practices emphasize process over artistic design or any product created. Artistic experience or ability is not necessary. It is often an advantage to have a beginner’s mind.

Astrology is an ancient study of the cosmos. Astrologer and depth psychologist Laurence Hillman (2007), son of Jungian psychologist James Hillman, offers the perspective that astrology can describe, “a person’s inner life” through the lens of planets as archetypes of the self. Therapist and professor Greg Bogart (2024) writes in his book, ‘Astrology as a Therapeutic Art,’ that, “… it is time for astrologers to assume a more respected role in our present culture by demonstrating how celestial observations can enhance our wellbeing, our mood and outlook, our positive embrace of others, and our optimal adaptation to life” (preface).

Numerology is an ancient study of the vibration of numbers, and has an astrological correspondence.

Together, astrology and numerology can offer a reflection of a person’s life lessons and challenges. A session can give insight on past wounds and challenges, and prepare a person for upcoming transformations.

In a studio practice, the initial session will be an introduction to the studio process and art materials, as well as an introduction to the studio community.

One-on-one art therapy sessions will begin with a discussion of the art practices that will best serve you.

One-on-one astrology/numerology sessions will answer any questions you’ve posed prior to the session, as well as addressing overall themes in your life past and present.

Every session is confidential.

When working with youth, all sessions are confidential unless they mention self-harm, or harm to others. Those issues will be reported to the guardian.