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Clett is a student who is studying art therapy in graduate school. She also majored in art therapy when she was in undergraduate school at Lesley University. The idea of art therapy is to help people communicate through art and it has only been 60 years since people were able to study it at a graduate school level. She has done four internships related to art therapy, with her concern being towards helping people. These have involved working at an after-school program with kids, a hospice job and also helping people with severe mental illness at a hospital. Other than studying, Clett has worked part-time as a waitress at a sea food restaurant for 3 years, but she¡¯s getting tired of it and is looking for a nanny job where she can take care of kids.