Our Creative Collective
April Sozanski
Founder & Clinical Director
MA-ATC, LPC/LCPC/LMHC, ATR-BC®, CLATLicensed Professional Counselor / Licensed Mental Health Counselor / Clinical Professional Counselor + Board Certified Art Therapist / Connecticut Licensed Art Therapist
(she/her, they/them)
April is a heart-centered counselor and board-certified art therapist licensed in Connecticut, Maine, and Massachusetts with a deep commitment to fostering exploration, self-discovery, and empowerment. She possesses extensive experience facilitating growth through visual and symbolic expression, helping clients navigate their unique paths towards healing.
April offers a multi-dimensional approach to treatment, integrating creative arts therapy, somatic processing, and traditional talk therapy with a focus on trauma-informed care and LGBTQ+ advocacy.
Her practice is grounded in the principles of self-compassion, mindfulness, and spirituality, often working through a Jungian lens to explore personal metaphor and the unconscious.
By emphasizing the vital connection between the mind and body, April draws upon the creative process as a powerful tool for grounding and transformation. She ensures that each client’s journey is supported by both clinical expertise and intuitive, heart-centered care.
April meets you where you are with empathy and insight, providing a safe space to cultivate resilience and reclaim innate creativity.
Brit Klepac
Group Program Coordinator & Therapist
LCMHC, LPC, REATLicensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor / Licensed Professional Counselor + Registered Expressive Arts Therapist
(they/them)
Brit is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in North Carolina and Licensed Professional Counselor in Connecticut, a Registered Expressive Arts Therapist, and a parent of two littles. Bringing lived experience as a neurodivergent and highly sensitive person, Brit offers a gentle, deeply creative approach to therapy. They have supported neurodivergent individuals of all ages across school, community, and hospital settings, with a focus on queer and gender-creative youth and parents. Recognizing that verbal communication can be difficult for describing the complexities of human emotions, Brit utilizes drawing, painting, collaging, sculpting, and other mediums to help clients experience, express, and understand their emotions through nonverbal creative exploration.
Katrina Casey
Group Program Coordinator & Therapist
MA-ATC, LPC-A, ATR-P, CLATLicensed Professional Counselor Associate + Provisional Art Therapist / Connecticut Licensed Art Therapist
(she/her)
Katrina is a licensed clinician and art therapist with an extensive background in facilitating individual and group therapy. She is well versed in providing support around grief, trauma, anxiety, depression, chronic illness, and neurodegenerative diseases. Katrina utilizes various mediums of art therapy as a vehicle for mindfulness, psychoeducation, symptom management, and trauma processing. Katrina is a ceramic artist and loves to incorporate clay in her work with clients. She also utilizes eco-art therapy and natural materials with her clients as she loves spending time in nature. Katrina meets you where you are on your journey and will be there to support, empower, and advocate for you.