At Art Therapy House Inc. our team of art therapists are trained and credentialed mental health professionals. They have training in art-making, counseling, and art therapy. Art therapists are master-level clinicians who are guided by ethical standards and scope of practice. Their education and supervised training provides them with knowledge in human growth and development, psychological theories and practice, clinical practice, multicultural issues, and artistic skills and techniques.

Jill V McNutt,
​Ph.D., ATR-BC, ATRL, LPC
Executive Administrator, Clinical Supervisor, & Art Therapist

Jill McNutt is a board certified, licensed art psychotherapist and licensed professional counselor who brings over fifteen years of practice centered in youth services, psycho-social treatment for medical care, psychiatric treatment, art therapy training and supervision to the Art Therapy House practice. 

Marissa Biswabic,
​ATR-BC, ATRL
Lead Art Therapist, Programming Adminstrator

Marissa Biswabic is a board certified, licensed art psychotherapist who has over 10 years of experience working as a mental health professional and community healer through trauma-informed care, youth services, creativity, and psycho-social treatment. 

Melissa Sandrone, BFA
Operations Administrator, Art Therapy Assistant

Melissa is an art therapy assistant at Art Therapy House Inc. who has several years of experience as a practicing fine artist with an interest in the power of creative art-making and expression. 

Erin Zingler,
​ATR-P, LPC-IT
Art Therapist

Erin is a licensed art therapist and counselor in training, who is deeply passionate about harnessing the healing qualities of the creative process. Erin recognizes that sometimes, words can fall short in expressing complex or bewildering emotions, and believes that art serves as a powerful tool for gaining personal insight.​

Delora Putnam-Bryant, ATR, LPC-IT
Art Therapist

Delora Putnam-Bryant is a registered art therapist and licensed practicing counselor in training. She has experience with individuals needing treatment for PTSD, eating disorders, anxiety, depression, mood disorders and dual diagnosis. 

Jenna Schmaelzle, ATR, SAC-IT
Art Therapist

​Jenna is a registered Art Therapist, a Substance Abuse Counselor-In Training (SAC-IT), and a certified level 2 Reiki healer. Using these modalities, Jenna helps others heal, release blocked energy and communicate with one’s soul, in order to gain clarity and uncover the best version of self.  She  empowers each person to recognize their own ability to heal and communicate on a soul level through artmaking.

Nancy Hall, ATR-BC, ATRL
Art Therapist

​Nancy Hall is a board certified Art Therapist and licensed art psychotherapist with a remarkable career spanning over 40 years. Nancy Hall is a seasoned and dedicated art therapist and licensed arts psychotherapist with a passion for helping individuals through the transformative power of art. Nancy's therapeutic approach is deeply person-centered, revolving around the core belief that effective therapy starts with a profound understanding of each individual's unique perspective, needs, and aspirations.

Sharon Johnson,
​ATR-BC, ATRL
Art Therapist

Sharon Johnson is a board certified Art Therapist and licensed art psychotherapist at Art Therapy House Inc. with over 6 years of experience working with cancer patients, survivors, and their families as well as groups focused on women’s self-discovery and empowerment. In her work she strives to provide compassion, unconditional positive regard and encouragement to others as they re-discover the beauty and wisdom of their true self through exploration and engagement in the creative process. 

Shannon Broeker, ATR-P, LPC-IT
Art Therapist

Shannon Broeker is a licensed art therapist and counselor in training at Art Therapy House Inc. A lifelong passion for art as a source of therapeutic support has been a driving force in her journey. From an early age, she discovered the healing potential of art, and she firmly believes in its ability to positively impact lives. In her practice, Shannon ensures that everyone, regardless of their self-perceived artistic abilities, is welcome to engage in art therapy and reap its therapeutic benefits.