Irvington Counseling Collective

03/29/2026

We’ve begun collecting the artwork for our Parts Party: An Internal Family Systems Art Show & Live Experience and can’t wait to share with you!

Join us at Patina Gallery for this community art show inspired by Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy. The afternoon will include:

🖼️ A showcase of artwork created by local artists exploring their inner worlds
🎨 Hands-on art processing activities for attendees
🗣️ A live IFS therapy demonstration with audience Q&A

Saturday, April 11
1:00–5:30 PM
📍 Patina Gallery – Indianapolis

The art show and activities are free and open to the public.

Because of space limitations, registration is required for the live therapy demonstration (4–5:30 PM).

Reserve your seat here:
🔗 givebutter.com/partsparty

This event is made possible through the generous support of the Lilly Scholars Network () and facilitated by Irvington Counseling Collective ().

Come celebrate all that makes us human, together, and in community 💛

03/07/2026

🎭 Parts Party! An Internal Family Systems Art Show & Live Experience 🎭

We are the sum of many parts that make us “us”. Some protect. Some hide away. Some hold joy, creativity, and curiosity. What might it look like to see these parts through artistic expression?

Join us at Patina Gallery for Parts Party, a community art show inspired by Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy. The afternoon will include:

🖼️ A showcase of artwork created by local artists exploring their inner worlds
🎨 Hands-on art processing activities for attendees
🗣️ A live IFS therapy demonstration with audience Q&A

Saturday, April 11
1:00–5:30 PM
📍 Patina Gallery – Indianapolis

The art show and activities are free and open to the public.

Because of space limitations, registration is required for the live therapy session (4–5:30 PM).

Reserve your seat here:
🔗 givebutter.com/partsparty

This event is made possible through the generous support of the Lilly Scholars Network and facilitated by Irvington Counseling Collective.

Come explore, together, the many parts that make us human. ✨

03/01/2026

Hello, dear folks! We are more than halfway toward our goal of 1,000 signatures to help us get our Mental Health Awareness plates on the road. Please consider signing and sharing with your circle—we have until the end of the month to get there!

Signing does not obligate you to purchase the plate-it’s an indication of your support so that we can show the BMV what the people want!

The link to sign docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdNHvZjjT5DoHRITSMGuyE5f-qNbKr7xDuIbSi7CFSd4a73-g/viewform 🩷🧠

02/10/2026

was created nearly ten years ago as a balm to business as usual in the mental health field. A place where people could arrive as they are and feel at ease. A place grounded in mutual aid, collective care, and the belief that healing occurs when we nourish, not extract.

Our Mental Health Relief Fund was born during the pandemic and in the wake of the murder of George Floyd. It became another vehicle toward our commitment of making affirming, consistent therapy accessible to people who have been systematically underrepresented. A clear message that you belong here, regardless of economic status and in celebration of identity.

Our income-based sliding scale ranges from $75–150, but the Mental Health Relief Fund allows folks facing financial hardship and systemic barriers to pay as little as $5 per session. In 2025 alone, we subsidized over $36,000 in care through this fund. This year we’re going to far exceed that number as social supports like insurance coverage become unattainable for many.

All of this is possible because of people like you.

A recurring gift of $5 or $10 truly matters. Every dollar goes directly toward subsidizing therapy for someone in our community. It feels good to give, it changes lives to receive, and it ripples outward into our communities.

🩷 Donate via the link in our bio or at givebutter.com/iccsharethelove 🩷

Thanks for being here, together.

02/03/2026

We could all use a little more love.

In December alone, Irvington Counseling Collective helped cover $3,500 in mental health counseling, making more than 150 therapy sessions possible for neighbors in our community who were facing financial and safety barriers to care.

Every dollar donated to ICC goes directly to our Mental Health Relief Fund, which helps keep therapy affirming, accessible, and within reach. To sustain this care throughout the year, our annual fundraising need is $56,000.

This LOVE season, we invite you to become a recurring donor and help hold this care steady month after month. For the people you love. For the people who are healing. For the people who deserve support and have not always had access to it. For the people we have lost and in memory of their name.

💗 Link to give : https://givebutter.com/iccsharethelove 💗

02/01/2026

✨ CALL FOR ARTISTS: PARTS PARTY ✨

We’re inviting artists (psst…yes, you’re an artist) to submit work for Parts Party: a mental health destigmatization art show and live experiential therapy event inspired by Internal Family Systems (IFS) “parts” work.

This experience centers the many parts of ourselves that shape how we survive, feel, protect, love, and heal. We are seeking work that explores the self through a parts-based lens, including inner systems, protector parts, wounded parts, joyful parts, conflicted parts, and the ways these parts coexist, collide, and evolve. All mediums are welcome.

🖌️ Submission deadline: Saturday, 2/28
📣 Notification of acceptance: By 3/8

This project is made possible through the Lead Forward Community Grant, with deep gratitude to Bryanna Bailey, member of the Butler University Lilly Scholar Network ( ), for her support in making this community-centered, healing experience possible.

If your art gives form to parts of yourself that are often unseen, unnamed, or misunderstood, this space is for you.

🩷 Submission details + link to submit: https://forms.gle/p8MrvbdGgzGJN6N58 🩷

01/29/2026

✨ Welcome to ICC, Kelsey!✨

We’re excited to welcome Kelsey George (she/her), MSW, LSW to Irvington Counseling Collective as a Postgraduate Resident Therapist.

Kelsey works with youth and adults navigating life transitions, offering care that is trauma-informed, anti-racist, and attentive to the systems that shape our lives. As a q***r therapist, she is committed to creating spaces where clients feel safe to show up fully as themselves. She specializes in working alongside people experiencing grief, anxiety, depression, identity exploration, and times of meaningful change.

Kelsey received her MSW from New York University and brings experience working with diverse communities through agency and cultural settings. We’re grateful to have her care and intention as part of our collective, and clients will be glad too.

💜 You can learn more about Kelsey on our website: irvingtoncounseling.org

Or reach out directly:
📧 kelsey@irvingtoncounseling.org
📞 317.785.5200

Welcome Kelsey. We are lucky to have you!

01/28/2026

01/20/2026

❤️ GO HOOSIERS!! ❤️

It’s halftime, Indiana, and while you’re waiting, you should take a second to go sign our Mental Health Awareness Speciality Plate petition: irvingtoncounseling.org > click the top banner

01/18/2026

Hi, it’s us again 👋

We’re working to bring a Mental Health Awareness specialty license plate to Indiana and we need your help.

We currently have 300 signatures. We need 1,000 Indiana residents by March 30!

Signing the petition does not commit you to buying a plate. It simply shows public interest so the application can move forward.

If approved, proceeds from the plate would help us subsidize therapy sessions for people who face barriers to care, making mental health support more accessible across Indiana.

It takes about a minute to sign. Link in bio or the banner on our website: irvingtoncounseling.org

Thanks for helping us keep mental health visible on the road and beyond. 💛

01/16/2026

✨ Please join us in giving Megan a warm ICC welcome! ✨

We are so glad to welcome Megan Moss (she/her), MA, LMHC-A to as a Postgraduate Resident Therapist.

Megan offers therapy for clients ages 12 and up, including individuals, couples, and nontraditional relationship structures. Her work is deeply relational, trauma-informed, and grounded in the belief that healing happens best when people feel truly seen, respected, and accepted as they are.

Megan brings particular care and expertise to working with LGBTQIA+ clients, neurodivergent folks, polyamorous and ethically non-monogamous relationships, kink/BDSM-aligned individuals, s*x workers, and others whose identities or relationships are often misunderstood or marginalized. Her approach draws from Relational-Cultural Therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), ACT, and Motivational Interviewing, with a strong strengths-based and collaborative foundation.

She will primarily see folks in person from a satellite office in Columbus, Indiana with some Indy hours, too and also offers virtual therapy across the state of Indiana.

She is currently accepting new clients, works on our income-based sliding scale and accepts insurances listed on our website.

📧 megan@irvingtoncounseling.org
📞 317.812.7002

We’re grateful to have you here,

01/07/2026

💛The awesome folks at are hosting a practice at the end of the month with proceeds benefitting the Mental Health Relief Fund (MHRF)!

The MHRF allows for us to subsidize the cost of therapy for people who face financial and systemic barriers to care. Last year we provided more than 900 sessions theough this fund! It’s thanks to community like this that makes it all possible.

We hope you’ll come move with us on January 31st, and join in the goodness that is collective care!

Links to sign up and learn more can be found at 💛🧘🏽‍♂️

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU