To maintain clear professional boundaries and protect the integrity of the therapeutic relationship, The 3 Brushes, LLC does not accept, create, or fulfill commissioned artwork requests, paid creative projects, or private art-making services for current art therapy clients.

This includes, but is not limited to:

• Custom or commissioned artwork

• Paid or requested creative projects outside of the therapeutic process

• Requests for the therapist to create, modify, or complete artwork on behalf of a client

• Art-related business transactions between therapist and current clients

Art-making may be used within the context of art therapy sessions as part of the therapeutic process. In this setting, the focus remains on the client’s own expression, exploration, and clinical treatment goals. The art therapist’s role is to facilitate, support, and guide the therapeutic process—not to produce artwork for the client.

While The 3 Brushes, LLC may also maintain a separate professional or creative presence that includes artwork, educational materials, or other offerings, these activities are distinct from clinical services. No commercial or creative services are offered to current therapy clients in order to avoid dual relationships, conflicts of interest, and boundary confusion.

Clients acknowledge that participation in art therapy does not include access to commissioned artwork, private creative services, or artist-for-hire arrangements. Maintaining this separation supports ethical practice, clinical clarity, and the safety of the therapeutic relationship.

Former clients may inquire about creative services after the termination of therapy; however, such requests are reviewed carefully and may still be declined to preserve ethical boundaries and prevent potential dual relationships or conflicts of interest.