Julia holds a Master of Professional Studies in Art Therapy from the School of Visual Arts. Her clinical experience is within educational, community, and private practice settings and ranges from work with children and families, adolescents, and adults. In 2019, I was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to conduct art therapy research in Riga, Latvia. She is all about creating a comfortable space for you to express yourself, with the belief that art-making allows us an opportunity to slow down and visualize who we really are and who we want to be.

Hollis holds her Master’s degree in drama therapy from New York University and her B.A. in medical anthropology and theater from Princeton University. Hollis is a registered drama therapist and an adjunct faculty member in the Pratt Institute Fine Arts Department. Hollis integrates playful expression, role identification, and improvisation into her therapy sessions with adults and children. Clients working with Hollis can expect to feel an increased sense of self and purpose, and in the process of therapy itself discover freedom and acceptance.