Deborah Zimlich
I am a Licensed Professional Art Therapy Associate who loves using art and play therapy interventions as a safe and fun way to connect with children and adolescents. Tending towards a cognitive behavioral therapy approach, I use goal-oriented and solution-focused techniques. I have worked in various settings, such as School-based and Residential programs. I highly value working with children from a holistic point of view, aiding to envision the entire image of a child. This includes working with parents and caregivers as a Certified Positive Discipline Parent Educator to equip them with tools to support their children. As the family grows, so does the child.
After graduating from Bellarmine University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Arts in Art, I received my Masters in Education in Counseling and Personnel Services with a concentration in Art Therapy from the University of Louisville. I am currently pursuing licensure as a Professional Art Therapist under the clinical supervision of Angie Young, LPAT, ATR-BC.
As an Art Therapist, I strive to provide a warm environment where kids feel secure to explore social and emotional concerns. I have a passion for creativity and all forms of art whether it is journaling, ceramics, fiber arts, or painting. I am passionate about helping others tap into their creative potential throughout the therapeutic process.
Deborah can be reached directly at 502-673-1700 or dzimlich@protonmail.com.
***Deborah works with children 4+, teens, and parents and is available Wednesdays and Fridays for appointments in office. Deborah also offers telehealth availability for teen clients and parents on Tuesdays. She accepts payment through HSA/FSA cards, cash, or check. She can also provide Out of Network Reimbursement forms for those with OON Benefits and has a limited number of sliding scale openings per month. Typical 45-minute appointments with Deborah are a $105 investment per session following the Initial Intake, which costs $150 and includes the development and planning of new clients’ treatment plans.***
