Art Therapy Heals, LLC

Art Therapy Heals, LLC Art Therapy Heals, LLC offers art therapy and counseling services. She also serves as Honors Chair for the American Art Therapy Association.

Art therapy is a natural and non-threatening form of expression that communicates what cannot be stated in words. The American Art Therapy Association defines art therapy as a mental health profession that uses art to enrich an individual’s emotional, physical, and mental wellness. Art therapy is an engaging creative process that helps individuals resolve inner struggles, develop social skills, increase self-esteem and autonomy, and attain awareness. Molly (Mary) Kometiani, MA, LPAT, ATR-BC, LPCC, is a licensed board-certified art therapist, licensed professional clinical counselor, lecturer, and author. She is the owner and art therapist of Art Therapy Heals, LLC, collaborating with community organizations and educating the public about art therapy and its benefits. Molly has over a decade of experience providing art therapy for survivors of sex trafficking, homeless families victimized by domestic violence, inpatient and outpatient pediatric medical patients and their caregivers, and families of hospice patients and the bereaved. Molly is a leader in Ohio art therapy; since 2011 she has continuously served on the Buckeye Art Therapy Association board including as President for two terms. In addition to having worked as an adjunct faculty member, Mary has delivered numerous creative workshops and presentations at local colleges and regional, national, and international conferences. Molly is the editor of Art Therapy Treatment for Sex Trafficking Survivors: Facilitating Empowerment, Recovery, and Hope in addition to authoring several articles and book chapters.

10/26/2025

Join us online Sunday November 16th for our last Regional Meeting of 2025, featuring Cleveland-based artist and psychotherapist J. Subsinsky presenting “The Inner Labyrinth: Exploring Dreams, Art, and Myth for Personal Insight.” Through a guided creative art intervention. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with archetypal imagery firsthand, tapping into unconscious material through intuitive art making. This experiential process allows for a deepened relationship with one’s inner world. FREE 1.5hr CEUs for BATA Members, $10 for non-members. No sign-ups, just join online through the zoom link below. Connect with colleagues from the comfort of your home, participate in the work of your professional association, and learn inspiring, valuable information and keep building your skills! Hope you can join!!!
Sunday November 16th 2025
4-5:30pm Virtual Membership Meeting with the BATA Board of Directors
6-7:30pm Virtual 1.5hr CEU Event
Join through this link:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/7901446488?omn=89854369083

Excited to have co-authored a chapter in this publication🥳
09/22/2025

Excited to have co-authored a chapter in this publication🥳

New Book!

Treatment Approaches for Body Image in Art Therapy

Editors
Eileen Misluk-Gervase
Taylor McLane
Heidi Moffatt

To enhance therapeutic treatment of body image, this book examines the multi-factors involved in body image as well as the neuroscience of body image, that is the role of the brain in body image development.

Examining the social, cultural, psychological and environmental implications of body image, readers are guided through various problems, clinical populations, treatment settings, art therapy approaches, best practices, and clinical case examples.

Content is divided into categories of: body image in medical settings, eating disorder treatment, and trauma - including chapters on amputations, s*x trafficking, trauma, q***r body image, peri and postpartum, cancer, and other medical conditions.
Published: Aug 21 2025
Jessica Kingsley Publishers

More info
https://www.arttherapygestalt.com/online-shoping

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09/19/2025
08/28/2025
08/24/2025

The Little Art Gallery presents Art Therapy: Drawn from Within - The Astounding Power of Art Therapy! This new exhibit features works of art created by local art therapists and their clients.

Join us at the Opening Reception on Thursday, August 28 from 5:30 to 7 p.m.! This exhibit will be on display from August 28 through October 5.

Let’s celebrate the licensure of art therapy in the state of Ohio. Art therapy is the deliberate use of art to meet psychological needs. Not only does it teach art techniques, but it brings about the release of conflicts, inner thoughts and fantasies through graphic expression. For more information visit the American Art Therapy Association at arttherapy.org.

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Art Therapy Heals, LLC collaborates with art organizations, mental health agencies, and educates the community about art therapy and the benefits of its services. Art therapy is a natural and non-threatening form of expression that communicates what cannot be stated in words. The American Art Therapy Association defines art therapy as a mental health profession that uses art to enrich an individual’s emotional, physical and mental wellness. Art therapy is an engaging creative process that helps individuals resolve inner struggles, develop social skills, increase self-esteem and autonomy, and attain awareness. Molly is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and Registered Board Certified Art Therapist. She has experience as an instructor of art therapy, and has provided supervision to master’s level internship students and art therapists working towards their ATR Certification. Molly has diverse professional work experience in settings such as a pediatric hospital, hospice and bereavement, and a homeless shelter for women and children. Most recently she has provided community art therapy groups for families, adults who have been diagnosed with cancer and survivors of s*xual assault. Her current focus is treating females who have been s*x trafficked. Molly serves on the Board of Directors of the the Buckeye Art Therapy Association in addition to the Honors Committee Member for the American Art Therapy Association. She has delivered numerous creative workshops and presentations at regional, national, and international conferences. She has also authored professional journal articles and book chapters.