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Hi! I'm Gill. I'm an artist, designer and licensed marriage & family therapist (#153746) who loves to combine my diverse skills to help people thrive. Whether crafting a new feature in a digital mental health product or working directly with therapy patients, I listen deeply to understand the needs of the people I serve and work collaboratively to deliver creative and transformative therapeutic experiences.
Art
My recent art explores the nature of energy — how we experience it, where it lives, and where it goes after someone or something has gone.Featured In:
Anyway Magazine, BUST Magazine, POPSUGAR, Buzzfeed, Frankie Magazine, Feminist Sticker Club, Mess Hall Journal, Eat Sleep Draw, Rabble Magazine, Women Who Draw, Geez Magazine
Design & Illustration
I provide product design consulting services for mental health tech products and freelance illustration services to publications and organizations.
Select Clients:
Modern Health, Little Otter, Pandora/Sirius XM, Rdio, ADAY Clothing, Agern Restaurant, Alameda Magazine, Earthjustice, East Bay Express, Girls Rock Camp, Gumps SF, Portland Magazine, Sprout Social, The Loome, Track 7 Brewery
Therapy
I work with children, teens and adults who are dealing with trauma, stress, sadness, or questions about who they are and what’s next.I specialize in trauma, anxiety, depression, and family challenges and have specialized training in EMDR, DBT, and Expressive Arts Therapy.
Interested in working together?
Drop me an email at gill.dreher@gmail.com or use the form below
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An article for online mental health publication Healwise outlining how to go about finding a therapist who will be a great fit.
An article for middle-grade magazine Anyway that guides tweens as to how to balance their screen time to make more time for the things they enjoy.
A workshop I designed for a mental health event at UCSF to help teens assess and adjust their technology use to improve their mental wellbeing.
A selection of recent newsletters are below-- for more, visit my substack page here.