ARTIST & ART THERAPIST
ART THERAPY
Christine Randolph,ATR-BC,LCAT
THE ROCKLAND LIVING MUSEUM AT ROCKLAND PSYCHIATRIC CENTER
Christine founded and directed the Rockland Living Museum (RLM) at Rockland Psychiatric Center from 2010-2021. The RLM was an open art studio for inpatient and outpatient clients at the hospital. Clients that participated were diagnosed as psychotic, schizophrenic, bipolar, and chronic depression. Clients were welcomed into a large joyful space and given freedom to create from a wide variety of materials. Christine held the space for everyone and supported clients in their exploration of art and their inner worlds. During her tenure, Christine supervised over 100 undergraduate and graduate interns.
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PRIVATE PRACTICE
Currently Christine has a private practice in Nyack, NY. She utilizes art as well as bioenergetic body work, mindfulness, meditation, and creative visualization to support clients in their personal processes. She believes that self-love is at the core of well-being and that there are many ways to explore trauma and create space for change and growth.
To see her profile online at Psychology Today, click here:
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https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/christine-randolph-nyack-ny/221959
ART THERAPIST EXPERIENCE
Dovetail Arts, dovetailarts.org 2020-present. Teach and co-teach art and writing workshops online that focus on opening up the imagination and exploring intuitive and spontaneous methods of self-expression. We investigate the interconnectedness of image and word. Currently, we are formulating a program for post-incarcerated individuals.
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Private Art Therapy Practice 2015-present. Work with individual clients and families providing psychotherapy and art.
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Rockland Psychiatric Center, Orangeburg, NY 2010-2021. Founder and Director of the Rockland Living Museum, an open art studio for inpatients and outpatients with long-term psychiatric illness, forensic histories, developmental and cognitive issues, and deafness. The program offered a wide range of art materials and activities, as well as a garden, dance therapy, art exhibits, and trips to museums. The LM was an organic space for peace and healing where individuals thrived in freedom, safety, and beauty. It was a very joyful and dynamic art studio that helped several hundred people during my tenure. Supervised 100+ graduate and undergraduate interns.
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Four Winds Hospital, Katonah, NY 2005-2008. Art Therapist on adolescent and adult units. Ran AT groups for dual-diagnosed adults, exploring the roots of addiction. Saw adolescents in groups and individually for AT. Provided clinical feedback to staff. Worked closely with psychiatric teams to assess and diagnose.