Bee Gigli, ATR, LMHC

Clinician | they/them
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Scorpio

Ask me about…

Sci-fi, fantasy, videogames, and art! I also love learning new facts about nature.

Clinical Interests:

Substance use, co-occurring disorders, neurodivergence, and LGBTQ identities.

Language(s) spoken:

English

Licensed in:

Massachusetts

What brought you into this field?

I know personally the positive impact therapy, and art therapy, can have on people and their communities. I enjoy being a part of people’s journeys as they find and create sparks of positive change and resilience in their lives.

Counseling style:

I use a person-centered approach to authentically meet people where they are without judgment. I offer space to process and move through discomfort while also creating room for skill-building, focusing on strengths, and having some laughs along the way. How can we use your strengths to overcome adversity while fostering empowerment and growth?

As a licensed art therapist, I also offer art therapy for those who are interested. Art Therapy is another way to process what we are going through when words are not enough. I am always here to let folks know you do not need to have experience with art in order to benefit from art therapy – it’s all about the process of art making and not the final product.

Modalities:

Strength-based, Person-centered, Trauma-informed, CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, and Art Therapy.

Specializations:

Substance Use
Co-Occurring Disorders
LGBTQ+
Autism
ADHD
Anxiety
Depression

Education:

Springfield College, MS in Art Therapy & Counseling

Past Experience:

I have experience working with people from all walks of life and different levels of need. This includes individual and group work in Crisis/respite, Housing & homelessness services, LGBT+ Residential for co-occurring disorders, Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), and Outpatient services.

Trainings:

Harm Reduction for Substance Use Treatment and Self-Injurious Behavior
Abandonment Trauma
Co-Occuring Disorders
Trauma-informed Care
LGBT+ Identity and Sexuality
Motivational Interviewing