Emily Taylor MA, ATR-BC, LPCC
Clinical Art Therapy & Supervision
My Approach
My supervisory and therapeutic approach utilizes neuroscience, social justice, and clinical art therapy with creative and embodied conversation to facilitate trauma-healing and learning.


Develop your own
visual language
Art processes and creative conversation can support personal growth in a unique and profound way that increases self-esteem, core values, neuroplacticity, and sense of identity through meaning-making.
Explore your cultural identity and empowerment through art therapy, using your spiritual gifting and integrity to balance your nervous system.

An integrated
approach
To me, therapy, trauma healing, education, and supervision is a collaborative process of equals.
I strive to operate as a compassionate guide to my clients and students to mutually gain new perspective, increase personal strengths, and have a more meaningful life experience through art-making.
Pour your 'creative gold' through the cracks of what feels broken. Because all roads lead back to you; your radiance doesn’t need to be outsourced.


Structural
Questions
*I am currently full and my waitlist is closed for therapy clients at this time. Amber is accepting clients, you can learn more about therapy with Amber here and connect with her/them here.
Individual Adult Therapy for Adults: I offer teletherapy and select studio art therapy sessions when open.
Insurance: Art Therapy Alchemy offers remit service with insurance companies.
That means you will check to see what your out-of-network benefits are before you contact me. Link here
Supervision: I offer Minnesota LPCC & National ATR, ATR-P Supervision. Individual, dyad or group teletherapy or studio art therapy sessions are available to you or your group upon request and availability.
Rates listed here.
About
My name is Emily.
(she/her)
I endeavor to understand suffering from a spiritual, neurobiological, and
attachment perspective, and have advanced training and certification
in trauma healing.
Biography
Emily Taylor (she/her) is a board-certified art therapist, licensed clinical counselor, supervisor, and educator specializing in trauma healing through a neurobiological, attachment-based, and creative lens. She holds advanced certification from the Anchored Relational Model and is dedicated to integrating neuroscience with art therapy for healing and resilience.
Emily co-founded the NeuroArts Institute and Art(s) Therapy Hub, expanding innovative art therapy training and access. She also serves on the Minnesota Art Therapy Licensure Coalition, advocating for the profession. As a full-time faculty member at Adler Graduate School, she teaches, mentors, and supervises emerging clinicians and offers curriculum design.
Her clinical focus includes supporting women and gender-diverse individuals, as well as specialized trauma populations, including veterans, LGBTQ+ youth and adults, and survivors of violence and addiction. She has worked in hospitals, clinics, shelters, schools, and private practice, offering both individual and group therapy.
Committed to advocacy and program development, Emily is a long-time community advocate who works to make art therapy more inclusive, accessible, and impactful.
Current Local Projects
Emily serves on the Minnesota Art Therapy Licensure Coalition for the LCAT alongside Briana Colton and team, co-directs the NeuroArts Training Institute with Kristin Kane, is a co-founder of Art(s) Therapy Hub with Patricia Welch, and serves as a student mentor and art therapy instructor at Adler Graduate School.
Supervisees Accepting Clients
Amber Boesel, MA, ATR-P
Lou Lou, MA, ATR-P
Emily Taylor, MA, ATR-BC, LPCC
ATR-BC #21-243
LPCC MN #2947

Communities of Focus
LGBTQIAA+/ Queer, Genderqueer, and Transgender individuals
White bodies who are engaged in anti-racism work
or are ready to start the work of decolonizing their nervous system
I am honored to sit with Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPoC)/
People of the Global Majority (PGM).*
Adults Post High School,College and Graduate Students (outside of AGS).
I am honored to work with you in community.
*For bodies of Culture, I offer a decrease on session cost in a small attempt at reparation.