Therapy Approaches
Creative Interventions in Therapy in Edmond, Oklahoma
Words are not the only way to make meaning.
Creative interventions can add another way to notice, express, and understand what is happening. At Acuity, journaling, painting, drawing, music, creative writing, metaphor, or visual reflection may be woven into therapy when they fit your age, preferences, and goals.

Understanding creative interventions
You do not have to explain everything perfectly to begin.
Conversation remains central, but people also make meaning through images, sound, movement of a pen, and the stories they create. A page, song, color, or metaphor can make an experience easier to approach from a different angle.
Creative work is not a performance or an assignment to get right. The focus stays on what you notice, what it represents to you, and whether the activity supports the work you came to do.
What it may look like in session
The activity supports the work. It does not take it over.
Your therapist can offer structure and curiosity while leaving room for your choices, interpretations, and pace.
Choose what fits
You and your therapist can decide whether a creative activity feels useful for the conversation and goals at hand.
Create without performing
There is no standard to meet. The process can be unfinished, private, imperfect, or changed along the way.
Notice what emerges
Your therapist may invite curiosity about feelings, memories, patterns, or meanings that become easier to see.
Connect it to life
Together, you can consider what the experience reveals and how it may support choices outside the session.
An invitation, not a requirement
The process stays collaborative.
You can decline, pause, change an activity, or return to conversation. Creative interventions can be adapted across ages and around your communication style, interests, culture, access needs, and what feels useful in the moment.
Creative interventions may support
Another way to explore what you are carrying and what comes next.
Insurance Plans We Accept
Care that feels supportive from the very first step.
Acuity Counseling is in-network with several major insurance plans, helping make quality mental health care more accessible.
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Choose who feels right for you.
Our therapists blend compassion with real, evidence-based tools to help you feel seen, supported, and empowered to grow.
Online across Oklahoma · In person in Edmond
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Whitney Hake
MCP, LPC-S, NCC
- In person
- Online
- Insurance accepted

Julie Siberts
M.Ed., LPC-Candidate, NCC
- In person
- Online
- Insurance accepted
Not sure who to choose? The booking window can help you compare availability. You can also contact Acuity directly.
Creative Interventions FAQs
Questions about using creativity in therapy
What are creative interventions in therapy?
Creative interventions are flexible activities a therapist may weave into a session to support expression, reflection, and understanding. They can include journaling, painting, drawing, music, creative writing, metaphor, and visual exploration when those options fit your needs and goals.
Do I need to be artistic or musical?
No. Creative interventions are not about talent, performance, or making polished work. The focus is what you notice while creating and whether the activity helps you understand or express something in a useful way.
What kinds of creative activities may be used?
Depending on your preferences and goals, a session may include journaling, painting, drawing, listening or responding to music, creative writing, metaphor, or visual reflection. Your therapist will discuss options with you rather than assuming one activity will fit everyone.
Will I be required to share or explain what I make?
No. You can decide what you want to share, pause an activity, choose a different option, or return to conversation. Your therapist may ask curious questions, but you remain in control of what the work means to you and how it is discussed.
Can creative interventions be used with people of different ages?
Yes. Creative interventions can be adapted across ages, communication styles, interests, and developmental needs. The activity should fit the individual rather than expecting the individual to fit a set exercise.
Can creative interventions be used in online therapy?
Yes. Creative interventions may be incorporated into online therapy when you are physically located in Oklahoma. Your therapist can help choose options that work with the materials and privacy available in your space.
