Director of Community-Based Services and Research
Bloom Art and Integrated Therapies, Inc.

Dr. Emily Goldstein-Nolan, LPC, ATRL, ATR-BC, SEP, is a professor of practice and practicum/internship coordinator at Syracuse University, a professional counselor and art therapist. In 2012, she created Bloom Art and Integrated Therapies, Inc, a community-based art therapy nonprofit in Milwaukee, WI. Dr. Nolan develops and oversees the community art therapy programs for Bloom. Dr. Nolan is dedicated to education and research in art therapy and working with people who have experienced trauma and have experienced oppression to feel seen, heard, and understood.

What is your approach to your services and trauma informed care?

"I work with people who have experienced trauma including medical and sexual trauma to help them process the trauma experienced by the body, make sense of what happened, see how it is impacting how they are currently living. My hope is that people who have experienced trauma can make changes so that they can live how they wish to in the future."

Credentials:

BFA in Art Education, MA in Counseling and Art Therapy, Doctorate of Art Therapy, LPC, ATRL, ATR-BC, SEP.