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Recognized as the 'Mother of Art Therapy', she founded the Walden School and emphasized the psychotherapeutic use of art.

Founding editor of the first art therapy journal and believed in art as a means of symbolic communication.

Well known for The Gestalt Art Experience, she integrated Gestalt therapy methods into art therapy concepts.

Pioneered the third-hand approach to art therapy and promoted client involvement in the art-making process.

Introduced family art therapy and focused on the family as a unit in therapeutic settings.

Developed the concept of sublimation in art therapy and focused on art as a therapeutic process.

Sister of Margaret Naumburg, she developed a method emphasizing the spontaneous creative process in art.

Authored several comprehensive texts on art therapy and merged psychological practices with art therapy techniques.

Known as the 'Art Lady' on Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood; she promoted expressive therapies with children and adolescents.