Telehealth across Pennsylvania · Based in Collegeville, PA
I'm Elizabeth Magazzeni-Rinehart, a licensed professional counselor, board-certified art therapist, and EMDR Certified Therapist. With over two decades in mental health, I help children, adolescents, and adults heal from trauma, ease anxiety, and find their footing again, using approaches that reach beyond talking.
Board Certified Art Therapist (ATR‑BC)
Registered Art Therapist (ATR)
EMDRIA Certified Therapist™
At the heart of my practice
EMDR and art therapy each reach experiences that conversation alone often can't. Many of my clients use both, and I weave in other proven approaches as each person needs them.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing helps the brain finish processing memories that got stuck, so they lose their emotional charge. It follows a structured, well-researched eight-phase approach. We build safety and coping skills first, and you never have to retell every detail of what happened for it to help.
How EMDR sessions workSome experiences live below language, in the body, in images and gestures. Drawing, painting and other simple materials give them a way out that doesn't depend on finding the right words first. It works for young children and adults alike, and no art experience or talent is needed.
What art therapy looks likeWho I see
Play is the first language any of us learned. Long before we had words, we had crayons, blocks, and make-believe, and that language never really leaves us. Whether you're five and full of big feelings or fifty and finally ready to be heard, there's room here to paint, build, play, and heal.
I work with children ages 5 and up, adolescents, adults, and older adults. Sessions are shaped to each age and stage, from play-based work with young children to creative, expressive approaches for teens and adults.
Areas of focus
You don't need to know which therapy you want. Start with what you're going through, and we'll find the right fit together.
Constant worry, panic attacks, racing or intrusive thoughts, and a nervous system that won't settle.
Low mood, loss of motivation, emotional ups and downs, and feeling stuck in patterns you can't seem to shift.
Including complex PTSD. Single events, childhood experiences, or long stretches of stress your mind and body haven't finished processing.
The death of someone close, the end of a relationship, or losses that others may not see.
Support that works with how your brain works, not against it. I focus mainly on ADHD and also work with people on the autism spectrum.
Emotional overwhelm, trouble regulating big feelings, relationship difficulties, and a harsh inner critic.
My approach
In our first sessions, I get to know who you are and what you're carrying. Then I bring in what fits, whether that's EMDR, art-based work, parts work, or practical skills for everyday life. If you come asking for EMDR, you'll get it, along with everything else that helps it work.
You already understand your story. EMDR and art-based work give you a way to move it, rather than talking around it one more time.
Getting started
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We talk briefly about what's bringing you in, scheduling, and fees, so you can decide whether we're a good fit.
If we move forward, you'll receive intake paperwork and a secure video link before your first appointment.
No. EMDR is best known for trauma, but it can also help with smaller, cumulative experiences that still shape how you think and react today, as well as anxiety and specific fears.
Yes. Art therapy isn’t about skill or a finished product. It’s a way to reach and work through experiences that are hard to get at through conversation alone. That’s true for young children and adults alike.
All sessions are by secure telehealth video. I’m licensed throughout Pennsylvania, so I can see anyone who is located in Pennsylvania at the time of each session.
Yes. I work with children (ages 5 and up), adolescents, adults, and older adults, and I welcome anyone drawn to play-based and creative approaches. For children and younger teens, a parent or guardian reaches out first, and we’ll talk about how sessions will work for your family.
Next step
A short phone call to talk through what's bringing you or your child to therapy and whether we're a good fit. No pressure and no commitment.
Request a consultationServices
Start with what you're going through. The approach comes second, and we'll choose it together.
Constant worry, panic attacks, racing or intrusive thoughts, and a nervous system that won't settle.
Low mood, loss of motivation, emotional ups and downs, and feeling stuck in patterns you can't seem to shift.
Including complex PTSD. Single events, childhood experiences, or long stretches of stress your mind and body haven't finished processing.
The death of someone close, the end of a relationship, or losses that others may not see.
Support that works with how your brain works, not against it. I focus mainly on ADHD and also work with people on the autism spectrum.
Emotional overwhelm, trouble regulating big feelings, relationship difficulties, and a harsh inner critic.
Trauma isn't only one terrible event. It can be a car accident or a medical scare. It can be growing up in a home that didn't feel safe, painful relationships, or years of feeling unseen. If something still affects how you feel, react, or relate to others, it's worth working through, however big or small it seems.
A structured, eight-phase approach that helps the brain reprocess distressing memories so they lose their intensity.
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is one of the most researched therapies for trauma. It’s recommended in trauma treatment guidelines from organizations including the World Health Organization and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
It’s more than eye movements. EMDR includes a lot of conversation. We start with your history, build coping resources, and plan what to work on together. Only then do we begin reprocessing, using bilateral stimulation such as eye movements, alternating tones, or tapping. You stay present and in control, and you can pause at any time.
It isn’t only for major trauma. EMDR can also help with smaller, cumulative experiences that still shape how you react today, along with anxiety, phobias and performance fears.
Using drawing, painting, collage and other materials to reach and work through what's hard to put into words.
Art therapy is a mental health profession practiced by credentialed art therapists with graduate training in both psychotherapy and art. The artwork isn’t judged. It’s a way to notice, express, and organize experiences that talking alone can miss.
For every age. Children often express through images what they can’t yet say. Adults find it opens up material that years of talking hasn’t reached.
By telehealth. Sessions combine conversation with simple, guided art-making on camera. Basic supplies you already have at home, like paper, pencils or markers, are enough.
For children, play is how feelings get said. For grown-ups, it's how they finally get heard.
Young children rarely explain what’s wrong in sentences. They show it, in the stories they act out, the figures they choose, and the worlds they build. Play-based therapy meets them in that language, using toys, games, puppets, and art to help them make sense of big feelings and hard experiences.
Not just for kids. Teens and adults often find that a playful, hands-on approach lowers the pressure to “say it right.” Sometimes the part of us that needs healing is the part that never got to play.
By telehealth. Sessions use simple materials from home and interactive activities on screen, with parents or caregivers involved as needed for younger children.
Proven tools brought in as each person needs them, never as a checklist.
I also have experience supporting people diagnosed with bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, and schizophrenia-spectrum conditions. I provide outpatient therapy. If you or your child need a higher level of care, such as crisis stabilization, intensive outpatient, or inpatient treatment, I'm glad to help you find the right referral.
Next step
A short phone call to talk through what's bringing you or your child to therapy and whether we're a good fit. No pressure and no commitment.
Request a consultationAbout Elizabeth
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, board-certified art therapist (ATR-BC), EMDR Certified Therapist, and trauma-informed clinician with over two decades of experience in the mental health field. I am one of approximately 8,000 EMDR Certified Therapists nationwide who have completed the advanced training, clinical experience, and consultation required for certification.
My journey began with an undergraduate degree in fine arts, where I first discovered the powerful role creativity can play in expression, connection, and healing. Inspired to bring that healing potential into my clinical work, I went on to earn my graduate degree in Art Therapy and Counseling from Southwestern College in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Throughout my career, I have worked in children’s behavioral health and trauma treatment centers, adult addiction treatment programs, partial hospitalization programs, outpatient mental health facilities serving individuals with severe and persistent mental health conditions, and group therapy settings. I helped develop an art therapy program and therapeutic groups for a children’s trauma treatment center. I also created and facilitated an art therapy group for a partial hospitalization drug and alcohol treatment program.
My specialized training includes studying under Nicole Porter Davis, creator of Emerald Sketch, a trauma-informed art therapy program that has been used globally to support individuals and communities affected by massacres and other traumatic events. These experiences have given me extensive knowledge of how trauma affects the mind, body, relationships, and sense of self, as well as how creative expression can support healing when words alone are not enough.
My primary therapeutic approaches include Art Therapy, EMDR, Internal Family Systems–informed therapy, somatic interventions, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy. Therapy is never one-size-fits-all, so I thoughtfully integrate different approaches based on each client’s unique needs, strengths, goals, and comfort level.
Although my knowledge, training, and clinical experience are extensive, I always find my way back to what matters most: meeting my clients exactly where they are. Our work will be collaborative, compassionate, and personalized. Together, we will create a treatment plan that supports your needs and helps you move toward meaningful, lasting healing, at a pace that feels right for you.
My Psychology Today profile has my personal statement and, from time to time, news about upcoming groups.
Read more on my Psychology Today profile (opens in a new tab)Credentials
Each credential can be checked directly with the organization that issued it.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania · License PC016872
Verify Licensed Professional Counselor (opens in a new tab)
Art Therapy Credentials Board
Verify Board Certified Art Therapist (ATR‑BC) (opens in a new tab)
Art Therapy Credentials Board
Verify Registered Art Therapist (ATR) (opens in a new tab)
EMDR International Association · certified since November 2025
Verify EMDRIA Certified Therapist™ (opens in a new tab)Next step
A short phone call to talk through what's bringing you or your child to therapy and whether we're a good fit. No pressure and no commitment.
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Clear costs up front, so there are no surprises.
| Service | Length | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Free phone consultation | 15 minutes | No charge |
| Individual session | 50 minutes | $150 |
| Couples session | 50 minutes | $200 |
I’m in network with Aetna. For other plans, I can provide a superbill, a detailed receipt you can submit to your insurer for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Check with your plan about your out-of-network mental health benefits before we begin.
Payment is due at the time of service. I accept cash, check, Venmo, and Apple Cash. A sliding scale is available. Please ask during your consultation.
Please give at least 24 hours’ notice to cancel or reschedule. Late cancellations and missed sessions may be charged the full session fee, and insurance does not cover this fee.
No Surprises Act
Under the No Surprises Act, health care providers must give patients who don’t have insurance, or who are not using insurance, an estimate of the expected charges for medical services, including psychotherapy.
For questions or more information about your right to a Good Faith Estimate, visit www.cms.gov/nosurprises or call 1-800-985-3059.
Next step
A short phone call to talk through what's bringing you or your child to therapy and whether we're a good fit. No pressure and no commitment.
Request a consultationFAQ
No. EMDR is best known for trauma, but it can also help with smaller, cumulative experiences that still shape how you think and react today, as well as anxiety and specific fears.
Yes. Art therapy isn’t about skill or a finished product. It’s a way to reach and work through experiences that are hard to get at through conversation alone. That’s true for young children and adults alike.
All sessions are by secure telehealth video. I’m licensed throughout Pennsylvania, so I can see anyone who is located in Pennsylvania at the time of each session.
Yes. I work with children (ages 5 and up), adolescents, adults, and older adults, and I welcome anyone drawn to play-based and creative approaches. For children and younger teens, a parent or guardian reaches out first, and we’ll talk about how sessions will work for your family.
Absolutely. If EMDR is what brought you here, we’ll use it. Most people also benefit from other approaches along the way, such as skills for calming the body or parts work, and we’ll decide those together.
It’s a 15-minute phone call. We talk briefly about what’s bringing you in, your availability, and fees, and you can ask me anything about how I work. There’s no obligation to continue.
See the Fees & Insurance page for current plans, session rates, and the superbill option for out-of-network reimbursement.
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Elizabeth Magazzeni-Rinehart is licensed as a Professional Counselor by the Pennsylvania State Board of Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists and Professional Counselors. You can verify a license at pals.pa.gov. All services are provided by telehealth, only to clients located in Pennsylvania at the time of service.