Which therapist is associated with expressive arts in therapy?

• A. Natalie Rogers
• B. Carl Rogers
• C. Victor Frankl
• D. Heinz Kohut

Answer: (A)

Expressive arts therapy uses multiple creative modalities—such as art, music, dance/movement, drama, and writing—to help clients express and process emotions that may be difficult to articulate verbally, tapping into nonverbal and symbolic aspects of experience. Natalie Rogers is the therapist most closely linked to this approach; she expanded Carl Rogers’ person-centered framework to integrate expressive arts, showing how creative expression can facilitate healing and access deeper feelings. The others are known for different theories: Carl Rogers for person-centered therapy, Victor Frankl for logotherapy (meaning-focused), and Heinz Kohut for self psychology (development of the self). So Natalie Rogers is the best match for expressive arts in therapy.