In The Media
Child and Family Art Therapy Center
At Child and Family Art Therapy Center, we’re passionate about sharing what we’ve learned beyond the therapy room.
From podcasts and parent publications to YouTube conversations and community features, Mike Fogel and our team regularly speak about neurodiversity, social development, parenting, and the power of Clinical Love.
If you’re curious about our work, Camp Pegasus, The Art of Friendship Social-Coping Program, or how we support kids, teens, and families, you can explore some of our media features below.
Award Recognition
2024 Main Line Parent LOVE Award Winner
Child and Family Art Therapy Center was honored with the 2024 Main Line Parent LOVE Award for Neurodiversity. We’re deeply grateful to the families and community members who trust us to support their children’s growth.
Articles & Features
Teaching Campers to Soar: How Camp Pegasus Got Its Wings
Main Line Parent
A behind-the-scenes look at the heart and mission of Camp Pegasus and our creative social skills programming.
Social-Emotional Learning Resource Review: Mike Fogel’s Art of Friendship
The Quaker School at Horsham
A thoughtful review highlighting the impact of our Art of Friendship social development approach.
Child and Family Art Therapy Center Feature
Beaconfident Parent
A spotlight on our philosophy, our services, and the families we serve.
The Social-Emotional Guidebook
AUTHORHOUSE
A practical guide for parents, educators, and therapists that shares compassionate strategies to help children build social and emotional coping skills, written by Mike Fogel.
Podcast Feature With Dr. Matt Zakreski
Nerding Out on Neurodiversity
Neurodiversity, authenticity, and helping kids build confidence, connection, and social skills through fun, camp-inspired experiences.
YouTube & Video Content
Mike Fogel’s Art of Friendship YouTube Channel
Conversations, insights, and practical guidance for parents, educators, and professionals supporting neurodivergent kids.
Featured Videos:
You can explore our full YouTube content library and individual video features directly through our channel.
Why We Share
Our program is built on Clinical Love. That means seeing who someone is on the inside, deeply accepting them, identifying what they need, and giving them what they need.
When we speak on podcasts, write articles, or share videos, our goal is simple: to help people. We want more families to feel empowered, more educators to feel equipped, and more kids to feel understood.
We’re honored to contribute to the conversation around neurodiversity, social development, trauma, anxiety, parenting, and emotional wellness. And we’re always open to future collaborations.
If you’re interested in having Mike speak on your podcast, contribute to an article, or collaborate on media, we’d love to connect.