Healing Arts Therapy is excited to announce the addition of a new therapist to our group practice. This month marks a special milestone as we officially welcome Tori Bulick, LPC-A, a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate and Registered Dance/Movement Therapist. Tori brings a unique blend of skills and a compassionate approach that will enrich our community and expand the support we offer to clients, especially those seeking affirming care in LGBTQ mental health.

Introducing Tori Bulick and Their Approach

Tori (They/She) holds a Master of Arts in Dance/Movement Therapy and Counseling from Drexel University, earned in June 2025. Their training combines traditional talk therapy with body-centered techniques, including mindfulness, movement, and creative expression. This integrated approach helps clients connect with their emotions and bodies in a safe, supportive environment.

Tori’s therapeutic style is trauma-informed and collaborative. They work closely with clients to build self-understanding and self-trust, helping them feel grounded and empowered. This approach is especially effective for individuals navigating complex emotional experiences, such as trauma, identity exploration, and emotional overwhelm.

Who Tori Supports

Tori specializes in working with adolescents and adults facing challenges like:

• Anxiety

• Eating disorders

• Body dysphoria

• Trauma

• Identity exploration

• Life transitions

• Emotional overwhelm

  
  

They have a strong passion for supporting queer, transgender, nonbinary, gender-diverse, neurodivergent, and highly sensitive individuals. This focus makes Tori a valuable resource for clients seeking affirming care tailored to their unique experiences.

Clinical Experience and Background

Before joining Healing Arts Therapy, Tori gained valuable experience through various roles and internships:

• Associate counselor at Spectrum Counseling and Mental Wellness

• Internships at the Children’s Crisis Treatment Center

• Practicums at The Behavioral Wellness Center at Girard

• Experience at The Renfrew Center for Eating Disorders

  
  

These experiences have equipped Tori with a broad understanding of mental health challenges and effective therapeutic techniques, especially in settings that emphasize holistic and body-centered care.

What This Means for Clients

With Tori joining the team, Healing Arts Therapy now offers immediate openings for new clients seeking a therapist who understands the intersection of mental health and body awareness. Their expertise in dance/movement therapy provides an alternative or complement to traditional talk therapy, which can be especially helpful for clients who find it difficult to express emotions verbally.

Clients interested in exploring therapy that integrates movement and mindfulness will find Tori’s approach refreshing and supportive. This is particularly relevant for those in the LGBTQ community who often face unique challenges related to identity and body image.

Why Choose Healing Arts Therapy Now

Healing Arts Therapy is proud to expand its group practice with a new therapist who shares our commitment to inclusive, affirming care. Tori’s arrival means more options for clients looking for specialized support in LGBTQ mental health and trauma-informed therapy.

If you or someone you know is seeking a therapist with immediate openings, Tori’s availability offers a timely opportunity to begin or continue a healing journey with a compassionate and skilled clinician.

How to Connect with Tori Bulick

To schedule an appointment or learn more about Tori’s services, visit the Healing Arts Therapy website or contact Tori directly

Our team is ready to help you find the right fit for your mental health needs.

Healing Arts Therapy’s community grows stronger with every new clinician who joins. Tori Bulick’s unique skills and dedication to affirming care make them a wonderful addition. Clients looking for a therapist who understands the importance of body awareness, identity, and emotional safety will find a welcoming space here.