Our Team

MM, MT-BC

Erin is a master’s level music therapist who has been practicing since 2015. Although she has worked with a diverse client population, the majority of her clinical experience has been in mental health and addiction treatment. Prior to becoming a music therapist, she lived and worked in Nashville, TN as a singer/songwriter. These experiences went on to shape her master’s thesis, which examined the ways in which music therapists use songwriting interventions to address grief. Erin has worked for Wellness Creative as the assistant director since 2020. She is also currently a part-time music therapy instructor at UK. In her free time, she loves going on adventures with her husband and children. She finds this career deeply rewarding for many reasons, but especially because of the impact music has on her clients’ expression and self-worth. 

MM, MT-BC

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Danielle’s journey began receiving her undergraduate degree from Georgetown College with Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in art. Danielle Creamer then received her Masters of Art Therapy with an Emphasis in Counseling from Saint Mary of the Woods College in 2022. During her undergraduate and graduate experience, Danielle practiced with numerous populations such as inpatient adult and children psychiatric facilities and private practice, where she worked with ages 6 to 75 years of age working with diverse mental health diagnoses and learning disabilities. During this time as well, Danielle completed her masters thesis focusing on the effectiveness of group art therapy with middle school educators and combatting burnout symptomatology. 

After graduating with her masters she became a licensed art therapist associate in the state of Kentucky, and achieved her national provisional license, where she will soon this year become both fully licensed and board certified. In the beginning of her career, Danielle served children and adolescents in the school setting and private practice setting, but also worked with adults individually and within the community focused on substance abuse recovery. Danielle also has gained experience being the first art therapist for Kentucky children hospital where she worked with children and adolescents both in the medical and psychiatric populations. Danielle worked with individuals that were resilient through chronic illness, physical disabilities, neurodivergence, learning disabilities, as well as mental health conditions. During her time, she focused on a person centered approach with patients and families, and continues to do this to this day! Danielle was recently awarded the Schwartz award of Compassion within Kentucky Children hospital honoring her consistent work with patients and providing both patients and staff with respect in December 2024. Danielle’s expertise includes working with individuals across the lifespan to utilize art to allow them to grow in their goals with their mental, emotional, relational, and spiritual health in a safe place. Danielle enjoys being a guide and support to clients to becoming authentically themselves and embracing the world confidently and compassionately.  

Outside of her work with art therapy, Danielle loves traveling internationally, learning new dance moves, learning healing work, reading, painting, and spending time with her friends, family, and 4 cats. 

Ben was born and raised in Lexington. He attended the University of Louisville and graduated with a degree in music therapy. He recently finished his music therapy internship with Alaina Sheridan, MM, MT-BC, working with private clients, teaching music lessons, and working with elementary, middle, and high school students at schools across Fayette County. He has spent many years counseling camps both in leadership positions and as a music instructor, worked summers in Texas and Michigan, and taken several trips internationally with the UofL Cardinal Singers, as well as with a youth group. In his free time Ben enjoys making music with friends, watching and talking about movies, traveling, and spending time outdoors.