Speaking Engagements: If you would like to learn more about Art Therapy and how this modality is applied within the clinical therapeutic setting, Meg Bearman provides private presentations about the field and her work over the last decade.

For bookings and inquiries contact: megbearman@megbearmancounseling.com

Who are these experiences for?

Organizations, retreat hosts, and private groups can inquire about an experience designed around their audience and goals. Artistic skill is not a prerequisite. Tell Meg about the group size, setting, and what you hope participants will take away so she can discuss an appropriate format.

How is a workshop different from therapy?

A workplace or group experiential event offers creative activities and reflection in a shared setting. It should not be treated as a substitute for individualized mental health treatment. Discuss the purpose of the event, participation choices, and privacy expectations with Meg in advance, especially in a workplace setting.

Speaking and educational presentations

Meg offers presentations about art therapy and its place in clinical work. When you inquire, describe the audience, preferred topic, event length, and whether you are planning an in-person or online event. Confirm the agreed content and arrangements before advertising the session. Continuing-education credit is not implied.

Plan an event

For availability and a quote, share your proposed date, location, approximate attendance, and goals. Ask what materials, room setup, and accessibility arrangements would be needed. Contact the practice, email megbearman@megbearmancounseling.com, or call (404) 465-3885.

Looking for personal support instead? Learn about individual art therapy or trauma intensives.