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Revi Hope Airborne, MFT Intern #53732,
(Supervised by Merry Ross, MFT #37401)
Revi studied expressive arts therapy at the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco, graduating with a master's degree in marriage and family therapy. Additionally, she is a musician, dancer and writer who has studied mindfulness for many years through yoga and meditation. All these practices help her work to be grounded in the power of action, presence, creativity, and the body
Cheryl Leong, MFT Intern #57731
Supervised by Armand Volkas MFT #28789
Cheryl has a Masters in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis in expressive arts therapy from the California institute of Integral Studies. She brings a decade of therapeutic experience with trauma, addiction & disordered eating work in Asia and San Francisco. Her arts practice includes years of percussion, oil painting and zen practice.
It is their belief that an experiential, body-based approach to therapy allows healing and transformation to occur more quickly than talk alone.
The Living Arts Counseling Center
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