Our services
Expressive Art Therapy
Our Expressive art therapists mindfully integrate the use of art, music/sound, movement, enactment/improvisation, storytelling, play and imagination to create an experience of expression.
Recreational Therapy
We believe in the purposeful delivery of play, leisure, and recreation based activities designed to restore, remediate, and rehabilitate an individual’s health, independence, and improve their quality of life.
Therapeutic Yoga
A human-centered, trauma-conscious, approach to asana, movement and mindfulness integrated into our therapeutic modalities of the expressive arts for a mind-body approach to guide participants through the integration of their work and ground creatively.
Our Mission
Creative Forces Therapy's mission is to enhance the lives of children, teens, and families by supporting their emotional regulation, executive functioning, learning differences, social challenges, anxiety, trauma experiences, and attachment through the use of expressive arts therapy, recreational therapy, meditation, and yoga.
Service openings beginning in June
Trauma Informed Yoga & Movement (18 +)
75-minute individual sessions, options M - TH 10 AM - 4 PM
Play-Based Family or Sibling Therapy (2 or more persons)
60 to 75-minutes group sessions, options for M - TH 10 AM - 5 PM
Recreational Therapy (all ages)
60-minute individual sessions, options M - TH 10 AM - 5 PM
Art Therapy (all ages)
45-minute individual sessions, options M - TH 10 AM - 6 PM
Hours
Monday - Thursday
10 AM - 6 PM
Friday
Appointment Only
Saturday - Sunday
Closed
Suicide Prevention Lifeline
Call/Text: 988
Chat: https://988lifeline.org/chat/
LGBTQ+ Lifeline (The Trevor Project)
Call: 1-866-488-7386
Text: START to 678-678
Dane County Crisis Helpline
Call: 1-608-280-2600
Text: HOPELINE to 741-741
lanD & Labor Recognition
We acknowledge that our work takes place on the territory and ancestral lands of our local First Nation, the Ho-Chunk, and the additional 11 Indigenous Nations of Wisconsin that have shaped our state's history and our local community.
We also acknowledge our debt to enslaved Africans, whose labor and suffering built and grew the economy and infrastructure of a nation that refuses to recognize our humanity.
We are inviting you to take a moment to reflect on whose land you are living and working on, and if you do not know, to research and reflect. Learn more about the native lands you reside on: https://native-land.ca/