"Ina has strong clinical skills that lead her to be a powerful advocate for her clients. Her compassionate understanding and belief in client s potential and growth comes through in every interaction. She passionately believes in Art Therapy and adolescents as well as the possibilities that often remain untapped in individuals. She has developed a rich understanding and practical application of trauma based attachment theories within this population. Ina has developed complex therapeutic relationships with clients and students drawing them to communicate their authentic self and embrace the richness of their potential. 

Lisa A. Manthe, PhD, ATR - BC, Former Clinical Director New Directions School.

 "I have been able to experience Ina's sincerity and dedication to learning and service. She has travelled worked and contributed service throughout Asia Europe, South America and Africa which affords her a much broader perspective of the human experience, With a strong theoretical basis for her work and as a gifted artist and trained and experienced Art therapist, Ina is able to support others through the imagination and through the creative

process. and guide them while progressing towards identified therapeutic goals.

Perhaps even more important is who Ina is as a compassionate caring individual. She cares very deeply about the work that she does and the people she works with. She believes in people and the great potential of creative engagement of the wise mind and loving heart."

Dr. Richard Carolan, Ed.D., ATR. - B.C.

 "Besides being a joy to work with, Ina is extremely resourceful and able to execute new ideas very effectively. She successfully developed several programs for OHCA using a perception approach to accessing creativity. That is by focusing on process over product in her art classes Ina encouragesparticipants to discard psychological barriers thereby freeing their creative voices. As a facilitator, remaining grounded and emotionally connected to during session is critical and Ina Skillfully delivered. Her understanding of children s various modes of expression es especially well honed."

Megan Wilkinson, Former Executive Director O Hanlon Center for the Arts.

 "Ina is passionate about multi-cultural awareness, cultural humility and Art Therapy. Her previous clinical work includes Implementation of individualized Art Therapy interventions, case formulation and treatment planning. She is skilled in Trauma informed care with diverse populations.

She is also skilled in crises management for adolescents and families. Ms. Von Wunsch is a compassionate advocate for her clients. She is aware of cultural implications of our work as art therapists and thrives to be culturally attuned to herself in a academic and clinical situations."

Amy Backos, PhD, ATR - BC, Former Chair NDNU Art Therapy Psychology.

 "I worked with Ina at Bayside Marin where she was a primary therapist. During that time, she provided individual and group therapy services in addition to Art Therapy groups. Ina s compassion for her clients is evident in her work. Her clients report feeling supported by her. Ina s passion for art has been contagious amongst our residents. She helped them explore and experience a new form of expression."

Elisa Reubens, LMFT 38936, Former Assistant Clinical Director, Bayside Marin.

 "Ina is a sensitive and creative person who shares her passion for and belief in the healing power of art freely with others. As a therapist who specializes in trauma i appreciate Ina s dedication to helping Youths impacted by trauma. Her commitment to the transformative and healing power of Art Therapy is truly moving and inspiring."

Jennifer Loyer, MA, LMFT, Trauma Specialist.

 "Ina is an amazing art therapist and uses art with many of her clients. She is very dedicated to helping her clients and their families. Her approach is client centered and trauma informed. She provides unconditional positive regard which creates a safe environment for the clients to express their feelings and find ways to cope and heal. Ina is a natural helper and healer and her dedication and compassion create a very strong foundation for the therapeutic work." 

Sue Denny, LMFT 39304, Former Clinical Director CHAA.