Art Therapy | Kate Rosenberg and Marina Kurikhina

Kate Rosenberg is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and artist currently living in Los Angeles. She earned her BA in Studio Art at Oberlin College and her Masters Degree in Art Psychotherapy at Pratt Institute. She was additionally trained in metal smithing at the Jewelry Arts Institute, Film at Tisch NYU, Ceramics at Full-Circle Pottery, and Psychodynamic Psychotherapy at the prestigious Maple Counseling Center. Kate currently works with clients in private practice utilizing art psychotherapy modalities and traditional talk psychotherapy in both Los Feliz and Santa Monica. She teaches ‘Art as Therapy’ workshops internationally. She most recently completed an artist Residency in Italy with the Villa Lena foundation where she taught ‘Art as Therapy’ to a European audience. 

Originally trained as an art historian, Marina Kurikhina spent more than a decade working closely with leading contemporary artists as an international curator in London. The last three years saw Marina at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, California researching connections between creativity and Human Potential. There Marina concentrated on expanded states of consciousness achieved through creative practices. The practical side of her research took the form of weekly art workshops where she combined artistic methods with Gestalt group therapy techniques and somatic awareness practices. Marina has since founded a Creative Subconscious platform, where she works with clients as a creative facilitator and a transformational coach, running workshops, retreats and collaborating with other practitioners in-person and online. Throughout her work, Marina has focused on helping others expand their understanding of artistic processes and rituals, in turn leading to deeper forms of artistic awareness.

Daria Halprin

Shaun McNiff

Art Therapy Association