Art Therapy with Lee Ann Thill

02/03/2023

New and improved business cards! New office address, logo with updated credentials, and I went wild with a 2-sided design. First time I used and they look and feel great. And my forever gratitude to for her beautiful graphic design work.

01/26/2023

Finally back to in-person therapy after just under 3 years of teletherapy. The office needs a few more things, and I have to get used to not wearing stretch pants 100% of the time 😂, but I'm happy to be seeing clients in South Jersey. Looking forward to rebuilding an office-based practice, and getting to share my crayons again!

11/20/2022

Big news for 2023! I will be resuming in-person therapy for adolescents and adults on a part-time basis in January. My new office is in Gibbsboro, NJ, convenient to South Jersey suburbs of Philadelphia. Please reach out for more information and priority scheduling.

I will continue seeing Pennsylvania-based adult clients via telehealth.

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08/12/2021

05/09/2021

I was done-done a few months ago, but after this past year, and thinking there was no way there would be an in-person graduation, I'm so thrilled that had a hooding ceremony for doctoral grads. Very proud of my accomplishment, and proud to have completed a fulfilling PhD program that profoundly changed me, personally and professionally. Looking forward to the next chapter.

03/12/2021

Get ready to traverse pancake canyon.

02/14/2021

"Generations of female artists, composers and writers have been lost to history because their names changed after marriage. According to growing academic consensus, the conventional switch of surnames at the altar has erased a key cultural legacy. And the story of the painter and designer Isabel Rawsthorne, told in a new biography, is among the first to make this powerful argument.

A star of the London art scene in the late 1940s and 50s, Rawsthorne was billed as one of five key artists to watch alongside Francis Bacon and Lucian Freud. Yet her striking paintings are now attached, piecemeal, to the three other names she used. As a result, she appears simply as a string of footnotes, best known as the muse of her famous lovers, the sculptors Jacob Epstein and Alberto Giacometti."

A new biography of the painter Isabel Rawsthorne highlights how talented women have often missed out on the recognition they deserved

02/09/2021

Finally! The visual evidence is here! 👩‍🎓

02/01/2021

Shout out to for updating the logo she designed, just revised to say PhD! 👩‍🎓 Been updating my online spaces, not only the logo and degree info, but teletherapy info, and updating/tidying copy.

01/17/2021

Bound copy of my dissertation arrived! Title page, copyright page, and a few participant art images with corresponding researcher response art.