1. What is Arts in Health?
Arts in Health is a field that uses the arts—visual, literary, performing, and more—to promote health, support wellbeing, and improve healthcare experiences in both clinical and community settings.

2. Who do you consult with?
I work with individuals, educational institutions, healthcare organizations, corporate teams, nonprofit leaders, and arts professionals who want to incorporate the arts into wellness programs, patient care, workplace culture, or public health initiatives.

3. What types of projects do you support?
I support project a variety of projects. This includes, but is not limited to arts-based wellness programs, creative workshops for staff, patient-centered art experiences, social prescribing strategies, creative aging initiatives, and wellbeing campaigns in the workplace.

4. How do you approach consulting?
My approach blends research, lived experience, and play-centered methods. I meet you where you are—helping you explore creative strategies that are sustainable, inclusive, and aligned with your goals.

5. Can you help us design a program from scratch?
Yes! I can help you conceptualize, design, and evaluate arts in health initiatives that are evidence-informed and tailored to your community or setting.

6. Do you offer training or workshops?
Yes, I offer virtual and in-person workshops on topics like burnout prevention through creative play, arts in health fundamentals, and designing for wellbeing using play & the arts.

7. What makes your consulting unique?
I integrate arts in health with wellbeing coaching, user-centered design, corporate & management experience, and systems thinking—especially helpful for clients in healthcare, education, or tech who want practical, scalable solutions.

8. Do you provide one-time consultations or ongoing support?
Both. You can book a one-time strategy session, a package of coaching-style consultations, or longer-term support for program development and evaluation.

9. Are your services evidence-based?
Yes. I draw from established research in arts in health, public health, and behavioral science. I also stay current on social prescribing, creative aging, and burnout prevention frameworks.

10. How do we get started?
Start by reaching out for a free discovery call. We’ll talk about your goals, challenges, and how arts in health strategies can help.

1. What types of research and evaluation do you support?
I support qualitative, mixed-methods, and user-centered approaches to evaluating arts, health, and wellbeing programs. This includes needs assessments, pilot studies, focus groups, process evaluation, outcomes evaluation, and storytelling with data.

2. Who do you work with?
I partner with arts organizations, public health teams, educators, nonprofits, healthcare providers, and corporations who want to evaluate creative or integrative arts in health initiatives.

3. Can you help us measure wellbeing or burnout?
Yes. I can help you select or design appropriate tools to measure outcomes like stress reduction, social connectedness, creative engagement, burnout, and life satisfaction, depending on your goals and context.

4. What is your evaluation approach?
My approach is participatory, creative, and informed by both traditional research methods and innovative frameworks like arts-based inquiry, reflective storytelling, and human-centered design.

5. Do you only evaluate arts programs?
While I specialize in creative and integrative health programs, I also support broader wellbeing and community-based interventions where a creative-driven lens is helpful.

6. Can you help with grant applications or reports?
Absolutely. I can help you build logic models, write evaluation plans for funding proposals, and produce compelling, data-informed reports for funders, stakeholders, or the public.

7. Do you provide one-time consultations or longer-term support?
Both. I offer one-time strategy calls, short-term evaluation planning, or longer partnerships that support the full cycle from program design to data collection and storytelling.

8. Do you use any specific tools or platforms?
Yes. I’m experienced with tools like Google Workspace, Qualtrics, CoLoop, REDCap, Miro, Trello, Jira, Adobe Creative Suite, and more.

9. How is your work different from a traditional evaluator?
I bring a creative, play-informed, and human-centered perspective to research. I understand the nuances of creative work, and I balance rigor with accessibility, ensuring your evaluation is useful—not just required.

10. How do I know if we’re a good fit?
Let’s talk! I offer free discovery calls so we can explore your needs, goals, and whether my approach aligns with your vision.