Clients and Testimonials
Some of Our Clients and Collaborators
Below are some of the organizations and groups that we have had the opportunity to collaborate with:
- Artist and Makers Studio, Rockville, MD
- American Art Therapy Association Association, Alexandria, VA
- Arizona Art Therapy Association, AZ
- Art at the Center, Alexandria, VA
- Barry Robinson Center Behavioral Health for Youth, Virginia Beach, VA
- Beebe Healthcare, Rehoboth, DE
- Buckeye Art Therapy Association, OH
- Business Health Services, Baltimore, MD
- Caritas Center for Healing, Tucson, AZ
- Child Advocacy Center of Frederick County, MD
- Children’s Craniofacial Association, Dallas, TX
- Child Welfare Services, Alexandria, VA
- Crossings Center for Healing Traditions, Silver Spring, MD
- Easter Seals Greater Washington Baltimore Area, Silver Spring, MD
- Emergency Medical Residents Association, Irving , TX
- Expressive Therapies Summit, New York, NY
- Full Picture Marketing and Production, New York, NY
- Genentech Biotechnology Corporation, San Francisco, CA
- George Washington University Graduate Art Therapy Program, Washington, DC
- George Washington University Hospital Center Breast Care Services, Washington, DC
- Government Accountability Office, Washington, DC
- Inova Life with Cancer, Fairfax, VA
- Kaiser Permanente, Rockville, MD
- Kansas Art Therapy Association, KS
- Kolmac Outpatient Recovery, Silver Spring, MD
- Marymount College Art Department, Arlington, VA
- Microsoft Sales Team, Los Angeles, CA
- Miraval Resort and Spa, Tucson AZ
- National Coalition Building Institute, Washington, DC
- Northern Virginia Mental Health Institute, Alexandria, VA
- Potomac Art Therapy Association, Washington, DC, MD, and VA
- Potomac Fiber Arts Guild, Potomac, MD
- Prince George’s County Parks and Recreation, Kentland, MD
- Saddlebrooke Metaphysical Group, Tucson, AZ
- Smith Center for Healing and the Arts, Washington, DC
- Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, IL
- Tai Sophia Institute/Maryland University of Integrative Health, Laurel, MD
- Tucson Museum of Art Start Program, Tucson, AZ
- United Arab Emirates Ministry of Culture and Knowledge, UAE
- University of Arizona Art Department,Tucson, AZ
- Virginia Art Therapy Association, VA
- Washington Adventist Hospital, Takoma Park, MD
- Washington Adventist University Psychology Department, Takoma Park, MD
- Wayne State University Art Therapy, Detroit, MI
- World Bank Group
- Young Adults with Cancer (YACS), Washington, DC
Join our community of collaborators. Call us at 202.352.5225 and let us know how we can help you, your organization, your employees, friends, and family creatively flourish and thrive.
Testimonials
Working with Rebecca Wilkinson was an exceptional opportunity. As a student intern, I was granted the multifaceted experience every undergrad yearns for through one incredible outlet- Mrs. Wilkinson. Through the many dynamic environments Rebecca exposed to me, I was able to witness her passion, excitability, knowledge, humility, and humorously “crazy” antics as she did what she loved. I observed Rebecca handle any obstacle faced with poise and a chuckle, adhering to her concentration on positive psychology. Additionally, she sincerely acknowledged every individual she encountered, demonstrating her concern and appreciation for them.
Lindsay Bullock
Safe Spot Children’s Advocacy Center of Fairfax County
“At the GAO, we are trying to get a more linear audience to explore psychological or emotional aspects of themselves for the purpose of having more balance in their work and professional lives. Gioia and Rebecca accomplish this from the minute that they walk into the room not just because the material they are presenting is so relevant but because they have an air about them that is fundamentally engaging and relevant.”
Ezekiel Rothman, LPC, ATR-BC
HCO Counseling Services/Government Accountability Office
“At first we were cautious about the introduction of art in the workshops because we did not want to put off the participants, but Gioia and Rebecca skillfully wove the art experientials in a way that was inviting to the audience. As it turns out the main comments that we heard was that the art made them enjoy the workshop more and they were surprised at how the art was a really useful tool in grasping the material.”
Ezekiel Rothman, LPC, ATR-BC
HCO Counseling Services/Government Accountability Office
“I work with at risk adolescents. Keeping a focus on positive psychology helps me convey to them that they have many great strengths and wonderful traits. It is empowering for me and the client and it immediately gets us off to a great start in working together. I left the course each week feeling great.”
Hannah Wilson
George Washington University Graduate Student