Welcome
My name is Mikayla Voller (she/her) and I have expertise in providing individual psychotherapy and art therapy to teenagers, children, and young adults who are struggling with eating disorders, body image concerns, depression, mood disorders, self-harm, trauma, and low self-esteem.
I wholeheartedly believe that my clients are capable of living their best lives, and I am committed to supporting them along the way.
Experience & Credentials
Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) & Board-Certified Art Therapist (ATR-BC)
I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania and a Board-Certified Art Therapist (national certification). I am also a Licensed Creative Arts Therapist (LCAT) in New York, which allows me to see clients virtually in New York if needed.
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LPC: PC018075
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ATR-BC: 20-028
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LCAT: 002560
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NPI: 1528887098
Masters Degree in Art Therapy & Counseling
I received my Master of Arts in Art Therapy and Counseling from Drexel University in 2018.
Clinical Experience
I have more than 7 years of experience providing individual art therapy and psychotherapy at various levels of care. In addition to my practice, I currently work inpatient at a children's hospital, as well as in partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs, where I primarily see individuals 5-25 years of age with eating disorders, suicidality, mood disorders, self-harm, personality disorders, trauma, PTSD, anxiety, grief, and medical illness. Over the course of my career, I have provided support not only to individuals with mental health needs, but also to their caregivers and siblings.
About Me
I identify as a white, Korean, cisgender, queer, able-bodied, woman.
Spending time outdoors, reading, cooking, playing board games with friends, and making art are some things that bring me joy outside of my work. I’m a novice crocheter and film photographer (all of the photographs on this website are ones I took on my film camera!). I like feel-good TV like Parks and Rec and Abbott Elementary, and sapphic indie pop music like Muna and Chappel Roan.
I think it's valid to want to know about who your therapist is as a person. While therapy is focused on you, and there are boundaries I hold with what I share with my clients, I welcome you to ask anything that feels important for you to know about me.