Jill Wargolet, MS, ATRL-BC, LPC has been practicing art therapy since 2002. She is
currently employed as an Art Therapist at Aurora St Luke's Medical Center
in Milwaukee, WI. Jill's varied experiences have provided
opportunities for many areas of program development and innovation. Aside from
being a part of a continually growing expressive arts program in the medical
setting, Jill has experience building programs for at-risk teens, providing
family mediation services and supervision of staff and students. She also has
experience working in a variety of art therapy capacities including mental
health, family support services, counseling, and education.
Jyl Brentana, MS is employed
at Froedtert Hospital
in Milwaukee
where she began the hospital's first art therapy program as an intern, working
primarily with adult cancer patients. Her work included establishing the Living
with Cancer project, an art therapy group program, which culminated in a
traveling exhibition. She leads expressive art programs for Froedtert Hospital
and Ronald McDonald House contracted through Children's Hospital of Wisconsin.
Her work focuses on medical art therapy, addressing concerns of patients with
significant health or life challenges. As an artist, she has a passion for
collage and book arts. To read more about her work, go to www.paristopluto.com.
Marianne Huebner, MS.
In 2008, after spending
significant time working in the field of domestic violence, Heubner signed on
with Children's Hospital as an art "specialist" and has been active and adamant
in changing her role to its proper title: art therapist. Since signing on with
Children's Hospital, she has not only defined art therapy in that particular
setting, but taken on the task of educating staff, families, and donors as to
the benefits and potential of art therapy in a medical setting. She established
a set of guidelines differentiating art therapy from art specialty, generated
consult and assessment forms, and has been instrumental in the development of
new programming for staff and families where art therapy is a key component.
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