Where kids find their voice
And parents learn to hear it.
We created The Artplay Way™: kids make things, and somewhere in the making, they find their words.
No diagnosis. No labels. Nothing on your child's record. Just extraordinary helpers and a room full of paint.
“ i love artplay! ”
no wrong answers here ♡
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Families come to us when their child…
- Feels things deeply and intensely
- Gets stuck when frustrated or overwhelmed
- Has plenty to say at home and nothing at school
- Is creative, thoughtful, or hard on themselves
- Is navigating a move, a friendship, or a hard season
- Could use one steady adult outside home and school
Sound familiar? That's who we're built for.
What Artplay is — and isn't
Artplay is
- A studio where kids build confidence and their own voice
- Guided by highly qualified helpers
- A place where art has no wrong answers
- Practical — they learn to speak up for what they need
- Sessions for one child, for siblings together, or for you
Artplay isn't
- A medical or behavioral health clinic
- A place that diagnoses or labels
- An insurance process — nothing goes on their record
- A weekly obligation — sessions are every other week
The Artplay Way
Start with what they love
Dragons, dogs, comics, clay, big messy projects. We begin where your child already is.
Talk while the hands are busy
Kids find their words when they're making something. No couch, no interrogation.
You hear what we heard
Their helper walks you through it before you leave — and what to try at home.
Built to feel like anywhere but a clinic
Murals instead of diplomas. Cozy swings. Gardens to explore.





What families say
As a parent of a highly sensitive six-year-old with big emotions, Artplay has exceeded every expectation.
AimeeGoogle review
A tremendous amount of growth in our now almost seven-year-old.
Jennifer K.Artplay family since 2022
Ms. Becky is an amazing listener and guide for my daughter.
Wendy M.Google review
Artplay was recommended to our family by another children's health specialist.
Stacy R.Google review
The honest answers
Is this therapy?
Do you work with parents too?
Why don't you take insurance?
Why every other week?
What if my child says they're "not good at art"?
Pick a time and we'll take it from here.
Tell us about your kid — what they're great at, and where they could use a boost. If Artplay isn't the right fit, we'll say so and point you somewhere better.
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