Veronica Delgado

Provides individual and group art psychotherapy and assessment services to a caseload of 4-7 individual clients and 4-5 groups per week. Facilitates open studio for clients twice weekly and participates in treatment planning and collaboration with the primary treatment team.

Provided individual and family psychotherapy and substance use treatment to indigenous Alaskans, documenting treatment process and progress. Traveled to assigned villages regularly to provide services to clients and clinic staff for routine care or critical incident management.

Designed holiday cards, invitations, and large posters for campus development, and performed mail merge for letters and labels. Handled various administrative tasks for the College of Arts and Sciences Dean's Office.

Served as primary mental health provider for two individual clients and two groups, utilizing Adlerian, Feminist, & Person-centered techniques. Collaborated with teachers and therapy staff to establish treatment plans for clients.

Designed and distributed semester calendars and flyers for weekly events. Managed reservations for events within the Women's Studies Program.

Planned and taught age-appropriate art lessons and activities to students. Collaborated with other teachers to facilitate multidisciplinary classes.

Facilitated art making with a community arts group weekly for approximately 20 males experiencing homelessness with HIV+ status. Responsible for observation and documentation of progress of group members and group projects.

Served as primary therapist with an individual caseload of four patients and five groups, utilizing art therapy, CBT, DBT, Adlerian & Feminist interventions. Managed relationships with clinical partners and referral sources, and provided eating disorder specific training.

Served as primary counselor for six individual clients and administered modified Levick Emotional and Cognitive Art Therapy Assessment. Contributed to clinical decisions in Grand Rounds meetings and co-facilitated mural groups.

Trained Kenyan and Tanzanian paraprofessionals and local artists in therapeutic arts techniques. Focused on supporting orphaned children and art/dance communities in Kibera & Nairobi, Kenya, and college students in Bagamoyo, Tanzania.

Completed a Master of Arts in Art Therapy Counseling. The program focused on integrating art-based interventions with counseling practices to support diverse populations.

Earned a Bachelor of Arts with a focus on Women's, Gender, & Sexuality Studies. This program provided a comprehensive understanding of social justice issues and diverse perspectives.