Meet Megan Holmes Cameron

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Have you ever wanted a creative group of people around you? As a Board-Certified Art Therapist, Megan uses the process of creating art to facilitate progress towards therapeutic goals. By incorporating art and creative expression into her group therapy sessions and support groups, she helps clients through the therapeutic process, she facilitates creative healing to the Tallahassee Florida community. 

 Are you feeling isolated or lonely? Do your relationships feel off and you just want some support? Group therapy might be right for you. Megan has over 10 years of experience in leading support groups and helping clients feel heard and connected in a group therapy format. Through art therapy support groups, she encourages process-oriented art making for self-discovery. 

Do you need a nonjudgemental space to simply create? An open studio approach to art therapy groups allows clients to drop in to a creative art studio setting and engage in creativity according to their own flow. Megan holds a firm belief that all people have an innate ability and drive towards creativity. She aims to foster and support a sense of autonomy, connection, and possibility in an open studio setting through a variety of material choices. 

Megan specializes in providing art therapy with people with disabilities. She is trained to provide person-centered, trauma informed care and has 15 years of experience working in the disability community in the Florida panhandle. 

Have you lost a loved one? Experiencing loss is unimaginable painful and grief can be a long process. Megan has specialized training working as an art therapist with people in hospice care and addressing bereavement with older adults, adults in memory care, and adolescents and teens. 

In the Autism community early intervention and access to support and resources is essential. Megan specifically address social skills and independence with individuals with Autism while encouraging expression and connection through art making. 

Art is an extension of ourselves and an excellent tool for communication. Megan uses art therapy to support therapeutic goals related to communication disorders and serve to aid in giving voice to complex emotions difficult to express with verbal communication alone. Megan has over 10 years of experience working with people who have communication disorders or communication affected by physical disabilities such as cerebral palsy. 

Megan works with children who have emotional behavioral disorders and uses art making in the therapeutic relationship to support development of self-understanding, self-esteem and self-control. 

Megan sees a variety of ages; however, she specializes in working with children, teens and young adults. There is no need for clients to have any previous experience with art or art therapy.