Cecilia Pflieger is a developing art therapist and ceramic artist living and working in Los Angeles, California, and Beverly, Massachusetts. She is pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Therapy with a minor in Human Services at Endicott College, where she participates in the Endicott Scholars Program and serves as an Honors Society mentor. Pflieger’s work and training focus on the therapeutic potential of creative practice. She has completed clinical art therapy internships at Orange County Children’s Therapeutic Arts Center and Able Arts Work, supporting individuals with developmental, emotional, and psychosocial needs through adaptive and mindfulness-based art experiences. Her ceramic work has been exhibited at the Carol Grillo Gallery at Endicott College and the Emerging Perspectives Exhibition at Rocky Neck Gallery. She has been featured in Endicott Review and on the Creative Pulse Podcast. Through her creative practice, Pflieger explores how material processes, particularly clay, can support emotional expression, resilience, and connection. She continues to develop her work through teaching youth arts programming and preparing for graduate study in art therapy.