Frequently Asked Questions

An image of someone drawing flowers and leaves in a sketchbook with a pen surrounded by brushes, a cup of water, and a paint pallet.
An image of paint sets with brushes on a wooden table next to a small plant.

  • We offer virtual therapy services for adults and teenagers, including individual and group therapy. Individual services are self-pay with a fee of $80 per session. Group therapy services are donation based with a recommended donation of $20.

  • Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form or schedule a free 15 minute consultation—we’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.

  • Absolutely not! Art therapy services are great for anyone of any artistic ability. Art therapists are trained in a variety of art materials and are there to support you in your art process.

  • Due to Flourish Art Therapy Studio, LLC providing only virtual services, materials are not currently provided during sessions. However, sessions can be completed with what materials you have available. Basic drawing materials (pencils, markers, crayons, etc.) and paper are a great starting point. Free virtual art making websites and apps are also provided as resources for sessions. If you would like to purchase art materials, the art therapist can provide you with a list of materials that can be beneficial for sessions.

  • Individual services are $80 per session. Group therapy services are donation based or pay what you can with a recommended donation of $20 per group. Spaces are limited for group therapy services so please reach out to us via email (robbinsarttherapy@gmail.com) if you are interested in a spot or getting on a waitlist. Flourish Art Therapy Studio, LLC does not currently accept any insurances.

  • No, typically art therapy sessions are a combination of art making and talk therapy to accommodate each client’s individual needs or preferences. Some days you may feel like focusing more on the art processing, while other days you may need more verbal processing. That’s okay!

Want to learn more?

The video below is a documentary on art therapy that provides an explanation and example of what art therapy looks like in practice. The video was created by FSU students and features Heather Robbins of Flourish Art Therapy Studio, LLC with other local art therapists.