Olivia is a curious, and compassionate art therapy graduate student who brings humor and creativity into her practice with children, teens and adults.

Olivia Tuller, MA candidate

Art Therapy Graduate Student

Brooklyn and virtual

Accepting New Clients

Olivia is an empathetic, curious, and compassionate art therapist who brings humor and creativity into her practice. She weaves various art forms into the healing process, and aims to find modalities that uniquely resonate with her clients in their time together. Previously a ceramics teacher to both kids and adults, she brings patience, flexibility, and playfulness into each session. She strives to foster a safe environment that bolsters and uncovers each client’s authentic voice, allowing you to find new perspectives on life's various challenges. In her free time, she likes to dance, go on walks, connect with friends, and try out new creative ventures. Olivia would be honored to be part of your healing journey.

Education and Certifications

MA Candidate Art Therapy, New York University

BA in Psychology and Art from Lewis and Clark College

Specialties

Art Therapy
Children and Teens
Loss and Grief
Attachment
Anxiety/Depression

she/her/hers

Favorite Resources

The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk, M.D.
No Bad Parts by Richard Schwartz
Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times by Pema Chodron
Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach
Belonging by Toko-pa Turner
On Being Podcast
The Marginalian website by Maria Popova

Insurance Olivia can accept

“Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” ― Mary Oliver

Something that is important to me

Community and connection keep me grounded and bolster me when I need support. Relating to others and sharing space always serves as a reminder that we’re not alone, and often allows for some levity when things feel heavy. Being part of a community clay studio has been a staple of how I remain connected for over a decade now, and having that third space to go to after a long day at work or a free day off is a constant source of support and solace. Bonding over a beloved art form and constantly learning from others around me is extremely special to me, and is something I know I need in my life.

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