About Nancy MacGregor MA, ATR-BC, ATCS, LPAT, LPC, ACS, CCS

In my practice, I take a personalized and collaborative approach to ensure each client receives thoughtful, effective care. I strive to create a safe, open, and nonjudgmental space where meaningful dialogue can unfold. Together, we identify strengths, explore areas of conflict, and develop practical coping and communication skills. We work to better understand patterns—especially those that feel self-defeating—while gently exploring the deeper roots that may be influencing them. My hope is to help you apply new insights to present challenges so you can move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

I deeply respect that your time and resources are valuable. I am committed to making our sessions focused and meaningful. While I prioritize warmth and support, I also offer honest and constructive feedback when appropriate. Growth often requires stepping outside your comfort zone, and I will encourage you to stretch in ways that feel manageable and purposeful. Change is a process, and I am here to support you through it.

With over 25 years of experience, I bring both perspective and continued curiosity to my work. I served as an adjunct professor at Drexel University’s College of Nursing and Health Professions for ten years, teaching graduate students. I am a Registered and Board-Certified Art Therapist (ATR-BC), a Licensed Professional Art Therapist (LPAT) in New Jersey, and a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Arizona. As an Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) and Certified Clinical Supervisor (CCS), I provide clinical supervision for emerging professionals in both individual and group settings.

Over the years, I have also had opportunities to serve in professional and community leadership roles. Those experiences have shaped the way I think about care, collaboration, and responsibility. They have helped me grow a practice grounded in integrity, dignity, and mutual respect—for both clients and clinicians. I believe that how we show up as professionals matters, and I continue to learn from the people I work alongside every day.

On a personal level, I hold a deep respect for the human search for meaning and connection. Whether spirituality is an important part of your life or not, I honor the questions that often arise during times of struggle—questions about purpose, identity, and belonging. If this feels relevant to you, we can explore those dimensions in a way that aligns with your values and beliefs.

Beyond clinical practice, I present at conferences and workshops and remain actively involved in professional communities. I am an Honorary Lifetime Member and former President of the Pennsylvania Art Therapy Association (formerly the Delaware Valley Art Therapy Association) and have received their Excellence in Supervision and Active Artist awards. I was also honored with the Founder’s Choice Award from Say It With Clay, a nonprofit arts-based program.

Whether through therapy, supervision, or professional education, I feel grateful for the opportunity to support growth, healing, and creative expression. It is a privilege to walk alongside individuals and professionals as they work toward meaningful and lasting change.