Adrienne Iannazzo (she/her)

I specialize in trauma-focused therapy using Art Therapy, EMDR, and DBT. My approach recognizes past experiences' impact on the present, providing a non-judgmental space for clients to build resilience and explore emotions. My goal is to help clients process trauma, develop coping skills, foster resilience, and empower individuals to integrate their experiences.

I specialize in trauma-focused therapy using Art Therapy, EMDR, and DBT. My approach recognizes past experiences' impact on the present, providing a non-judgmental space for clients to build resilience and explore emotions. My goal is to help clients process trauma, develop coping skills, foster resilience, and empower individuals to integrate their experiences.

Through therapy, we explore the underlying causes of burnout, develop coping strategies, and prioritize self-care. Together, we create a plan to help clients manage their symptoms and regain a sense of balance and well-being.

As an art therapist, I help clients navigate and manage their anxiety through creative expression and mindfulness practices. By exploring emotions and sensations through art, clients can gain insight into their anxiety triggers and develop coping skills. I also draw from my training in DBT and EMDR to provide additional tools and techniques for managing anxiety. My approach is client-centered and collaborative, focusing on the unique needs and goals of each individual.

I am a Registered Art Therapist with a Masters degree in art therapy from George Washington University. I have extensive experience as a trauma-focused art therapist and have worked with clients from diverse backgrounds, many of whom identify as trauma survivors. I believe that art is innately human and provides a safe space for individuals to initiate growth and change.

I am fully trained in EMDR through EMDRIA since 2022 and am currently undergoing supervision for certification. While highly effective in processing trauma, EMDR can also be beneficial for other issues such as anxiety, phobias, and addiction. I find that EMDR integrates well with my trauma training in art therapy and am committed to using this powerful tool to help my clients find relief and improve their overall well-being.

I have been trained in DBT since 2018 and have experience using it in both group and individual settings. I deeply understand the concepts and enjoy teaching skills that improve mindfulness, emotion regulation, distress tolerance, interpersonal effectiveness, and self-concept. One of the things I like about DBT is that it builds on an individual's existing skills and helps them to find space between stimulus and response, reducing reactivity and improving impulse control.

I am fully trained in EMDR through EMDRIA since 2022 and am currently undergoing supervision for certification. While highly effective in processing trauma, EMDR can also be beneficial for other issues such as anxiety, phobias, and addiction. I find that EMDR integrates well with my trauma training in art therapy and am committed to using this powerful tool to help my clients find relief and improve their overall well-being.

I have been trained in DBT since 2018 and have experience using it in both group and individual settings. I deeply understand the concepts and enjoy teaching skills that improve mindfulness, emotion regulation, distress tolerance, interpersonal effectiveness, and self-concept. One of the things I like about DBT is that it builds on an individual's existing skills and helps them to find space between stimulus and response, reducing reactivity and improving impulse control.

I am a Registered Art Therapist with a Masters degree in art therapy from George Washington University. I have extensive experience as a trauma-focused art therapist and have worked with clients from diverse backgrounds, many of whom identify as trauma survivors. I believe that art is innately human and provides a safe space for individuals to initiate growth and change.