Four pictures of children's therapy or sensory play materials, including sensory bottles with glitter, foam mats, and various tactile objects.

Like most people, 2020 threw a wrench into the life I knew, built and loved. Instead of providing counseling in person, I was now living my worst ADHD nightmare- Telehealth.

As I adapted to 9 hours a day sitting at a desk and providing therapy through a screen, I struggled to stay present and grounded within myself for my patients.

In April of 2020, one month into providing Telehealth, I discovered the art of polymer clay and its function within my work as a therapist. 1.5 years later and endless creations stored in one overflowing closet, The Imaginative Healer was born.

Today, the tools and kits I have created can be found all over the world in 8 different countries. Through The Imaginative Healer, I strive to create tangible and useful mental health tools for adults and children as well as for clinicians working in the mental health field.

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A young woman with brown hair, wearing a black leather jacket, white top, ripped jeans, and black sneakers, sitting on the floor with a colorful graffiti wall in the background, smiling and holding her hands behind her head.
ETSY Shop
A gift box containing a fleece cloth with black lines, a tag with the text 'I Spy...' and various colorful stickers, a cylindrical container filled with multicolored small objects, and crumpled brown paper shreds as padding.
Decorative story stones with various symbols, including a butterfly, children, heart, candle, truck, rainbow, house, trees, bee, waves, sun, cross, star, and cloud, arranged around a printed instruction sheet on a wall.
Three colorful fuzzy rugs with a woven pattern in blue, pink, and orange, overlapping each other on a white wall.
A small fabric worry stone in the shape of a donut with pink, white, green, and dark green layers, placed inside a transparent pink mesh bag with a pink ribbon. The bag has a note about using the worry stone for anxiety relief.