Motherhood can feel like it takes every ounce of your energy, leaving little space for the creative spark you once knew. But what if creativity could be found in the small, ordinary moments of your day? As a postpartum therapist in Denver, I help moms see how simple practices can bring joy, presence, and a deeper connection back to themselves.

Feeling disconnected, overwhelmed, or like you're just going through the motions? In this post, Denver-based art therapist Leanne Morton explores what it really means to live a holistic life—one that nurtures your mind, body, and spirit. Learn how creative expression can support your emotional well-being, why so many of us feel fragmented (and why it’s not your fault), and how to take gentle steps toward healing. Whether you're new to holistic living or simply craving a deeper connection with yourself, this guide offers meaningful insight and grounded support from a trauma-informed art therapist in Denver.

What is art therapy, and how does it actually work? If you’ve ever felt unsure about whether art therapy is for you—or assumed it’s only for kids—you’re not alone. As an art therapist in Denver, I often hear the same questions from people who are curious but hesitant. In this post, I’m answering the top 5 most common questions I get about art therapy. This guide will help you better understand what art therapy is (and isn’t), and how it can gently support your healing journey.

Art journaling is more than just a creative outlet—it’s a powerful self-care ritual that can support emotional healing, regulate the nervous system, and help you reconnect with yourself. You don’t need to be an artist to begin. In fact, that’s the point—your art journal is a space to be imperfect, messy, and honest. Keep reading to explore beginner-friendly prompts, recommended materials, and tips to make art journaling a meaningful part of your self-care practice.

Perfectionism often shows up as overthinking, people-pleasing, or never feeling “good enough”—especially during big transitions like motherhood or career changes. In this post, a therapist in Denver explores how perfectionism develops, why it persists into adulthood, and how approaches like Internal Family Systems (IFS) and art therapy can help you meet this part of yourself with curiosity and compassion.

Art therapy offers overwhelmed moms more than just a creative outlet—it opens the door to emotional clarity, self-connection, and gentle healing. Learn how real moms have used art therapy to find relief from perfectionism, identity loss, and the invisible load of motherhood.

The postpartum period can be met with a host of big emotions. One that often gets overlooked is rage. The good news is: there is a lot of support available, and art therapy can help. Read on to find out how.

Discover how art therapy can support your emotional healing and growth in motherhood. Learn how an art therapist in Denver can help you reconnect with yourself through creativity, self-expression, and holistic care.

Explore how an art therapist in Denver supports moms in rediscovering joy, healing emotionally, and reconnecting with their creative selves through art therapy.