Carey Jacobsen

Carey Jacobsen is an experienced leader in community-based, trauma-informed therapeutic services for children, adolescents, and families, specializing in school and home settings.

With a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Art Therapy/Therapist from The George Washington University, Carey brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the social services and nonprofit sector.

Her skills include grant writing and management, strategic planning, organizational growth management, program development, and clinical service delivery.

Carey has a background in Clinical Supervision and is committed to supporting the professional growth of others in the field.

She holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Counseling Psychology/Studio Art from St. Olaf College, further enriching her understanding of human behavior and creativity in therapeutic settings.

Throughout her career, Carey has held significant roles in various organizations, including Director Of Clinical Services, Director of Community Services, and Program Manager Integrated Community Treatment at Wellpoint Care Network.

Her experience as a Child and Family Therapist at SaintA, Clinician II at Southlake Center for Mental Health, and Art Therapist at Tri-City Community Mental Health Center demonstrates her versatile skill set and dedication to serving diverse populations.

Carey Jacobsen is a dedicated professional committed to making a positive impact in the lives of those she serves, with a focus on promoting mental health and well-being through art therapy and evidence-based practices.