Lily Tsutsumida, MFT & Art Therapist
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Supportive therapy that feels like you're talking to a real person. MFT and ATR-BC providing counseling and art therapy in Costa Mesa, CA.
LMFT #106288 ATR-BC #16-384
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Unconventional materials are playful and inviting to those who don’t think of themselves as artists. Plus, there are always interesting talking points as builders deal with issues of stability, foundation, planning, problem-solving and teamwork.
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The One Question to Ask Yourself in Overwhelming, Intense Moments - One Heart Counseling Center Everyone gets overwhelmed. That is OK. This one question will help you navigate that intense space better. Practice asking yourself this question.
Eric Ruffing and I are excited to be co-facilitating this workshop at Ra Yoga. Come join us for a focused meditation and art experience exploring the impact of perfection and the intersection of self-compassion. Sat 11/2 1:30-3 at Ra Long Beach & Sun 11/3 1:30-3 at Ra Irvine.
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Freeing Self-Compassion: An Art & Meditation Workshop | Ra Yoga
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https://lilytsutsumidaarttherapy.com/therapy-for-your-teen
Therapy for Your Teen — Lily Tsutsumida Art Therapy Supportive adolescent therapy and art therapy in OC.
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Abstract watercolor art can be liberating. Since the materials are hard to control, it often works best to just let the brush lead and see what takes shape.
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Painting can be intimidating. Using a carbon paper transfer and filling in with paint pen helps people who don’t have painting experience execute an image confidently and with control. It’s not cheating to use our resources!
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What does freedom feel like? Answer in tempera paint sticks and paint pens.
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Sometimes collage images can show what we feel like in a relationship when words fail us.
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Looking for something to do this Saturday? Join me at this family-friendly event in Signal Hill hosted by , an arts-based program that empowers underserved youth. I’ll be selling some jewelry in the pop-up gallery.
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We are always in transformation. This modeling clay activity asks us to create one species of animal in the process of transforming into another. Using animal symbolism, it encourages the sculptor to think about which qualities they are letting go of, and which qualities they are stepping into. This baby dragon is turning into a snail. What do you guess or wonder about it’s creator?
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What are the cards you were dealt in life? Using recycled playing cards as mini-canvases, this art activity invites you to pay homage to what you were given: the beautiful gifts as well as the challenges.
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Introvert Therapy — Lily Tsutsumida Art Therapy Supportive therapy for introverted, shy, and quiet kids and adults in Orange County.
Because of the way anxiety-brain works, we can’t always remember our best coping skills when we need them most. In this art activity, you'll create a wallet card you can refer back to in a future moment of anxiety.
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Art in the Face of Anxiety: Get Out of Anxiety Free Card Most of us already have a few good ideas about how to self-soothe when we feel anxious. The problem? Because of the way anxiety-brain works, we can’t always remember these ideas when we need them most.
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Art in the Face of Anxiety: Breath Circles Just as you start to get rolling on your day, you notice a tightness in your chest, your breathing feels shallow, and a million little worries start jumping around in your mind. Hello, anxiety! Sound familiar? The next few posts are here to help with some art-infused anxiety-killers to get your co
I get a lot of questions about art therapy from other professionals, so I created a site that I'm hoping will be a home for my responses. Please check it out if you're interested in learning more.
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Can cell phones contribute to art therapy? It's all a matter of creative application. These doodles have been manipulated using an app that creates mirror images. There is something deeply satisfying about seeing something created with your own hand take on this quality of perfect symmetry; a great spark for discussing the desire to achieve perfection.
Watercolor free painting. This activity can be an experiential way to play with control vs lack of control, because the fluidity gives the paintings a mind of their own.
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Why I do what I do
I was inspired to become a therapist because I believe in the transformative power of one-on-one authentic conversation about emotions and life experiences. Being a therapist is work that I find rewarding and meaningful, and I continuously learn from my clients.
I was an artist long before I became a therapist. During difficult times in my life, art gave me a place to put intense feelings, kept my hands and my mind occupied, and helped me feel capable. During good times, it gave me passion and joy. It was all of these parts of being an artist that attracted me to art therapy.
I hold a B.A. in Art from Pomona College and an M.A. in Marital & Family Therapy with Specialized Training in Clinical Art Therapy from Loyola Marymount University. I am a member of the California Association of Marriage & Family Therapists, the American Association of Art Therapists, and the Women’s Association for Addiction Treatment. I have given presentations on art therapy at AATA’s Conference and WAAT’s Orange County Chapter Meeting.
LMFT #106288 ATR-BC #16-384
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Monday | 4pm - 10am |
Tuesday | 10:30am - 3:30pm |
Wednesday | 10:30am - 3:30pm |
Friday | 9am - 2pm |
Saturday | 11am - 5:30pm |
2488 Newport Boulevard , Unit B1
Costa Mesa, 92627
We offer individual, family, and group therapy using talk, art, play, and sand tray therapies in office, via telehealth and though walk-and-talk sessions.
2900 Bristol Street Ste G201
Costa Mesa, 92626
Whether you are seeking support as an individual or as a couple, I can empower you with the tools necessary to take control of your life. To learn more about me, my services, or m...