Beckett Radwill 

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Beckett’s personal and professional journey reflects both geographic exploration and a deep commitment to creative, compassionate care. Originally from Wisconsin, they spent several formative years in New Mexico—an experience that likely broadened their cultural perspective and influenced their therapeutic approach—before ultimately settling in Illinois, where they have now lived for more than three years. This blend of Midwestern roots and Southwestern experience contributes to a well-rounded worldview that informs their work with diverse populations.

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Academically, Beckett has built a strong foundation in their field. They hold both an undergraduate degree in Art Therapy and a graduate degree in Art Therapy and Counseling, equipping them with a combination of creative and clinical expertise. Their professional focus centers on art therapy as a healing modality, with particular emphasis on trauma-informed care and LGBTQIA+ affirming practices. This means they approach clients with an understanding of how trauma impacts the mind and body, while also intentionally creating a safe, inclusive space that respects and affirms diverse identities and experiences.

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Outside of their professional life, Beckett maintains a rich array of personal interests that mirror their creative and reflective nature. They enjoy engaging in arts and crafts and photography, using these outlets as both self-expression and relaxation. Time spent in nature and swimming offers them opportunities to recharge and stay grounded, balancing the emotional demands of their work. They also place high value on relationships, enjoying meaningful time with family and the companionship of their cat. In quieter moments, Beckett appreciates entertainment like movies and video games, rounding out a lifestyle that blends creativity, connection, and self-care.