Brianna Romanowicz is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and a Registered Art Therapist. She earned her bachelor's degree in Psychology at Northern Illinois University. She attended Adler University to earn her master's degree in Art Therapy Counseling. Brianna started her career in the social services realm, primarily working with children, adolescents and their families. She has worked with clients with presenting problems including, but not limited to, depression, anxiety, autism spectrum disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity, reactive attachment, anger and personality disorder traits. Brianna has experience with individual, family and group modes of therapy.

Brianna's therapy philosophy involves utilizing creativity for emotional expression, as well as catharsis. With her specialty in art therapy, she uses art therapy techniques to help clients communicate their inner thoughts and feelings. This often elicits insight that the client might not have otherwise become aware of. Another benefit of art therapy is simply to find healing and resolution in the very act of making art. Brianna prides herself in being trauma informed. Her therapeutic approach is integrative, and she incorporates theories such as cognitive behavioral, client-centered, strengths-based therapies.

In her free time, Brianna enjoys making art, cooking/baking and camping with her husband.