Sarah Kutbi, founder of the SK Art Studio, believes art's role is boundless and can even be a form of
expressive therapy that allows people to express their emotions in a healthy way, improving their well-being.
The team used the following key words: art in therapy, art in occupational therapy, self-expression, use of art for self-expression, expressive art, expressive art and cancer, expressive art with veterans,
expressive therapy, projective assessments, nonverbal communication, art as nonverbal communication, Fidler and activity laboratory, Gunnarsson's tree theme method, kinetic family drawing, house-tree-person, painting and therapy, art and children in therapy, art and adults in therapy, expressive art and non-verbal clients, expressive art and mood disorder, expressive art and depression, expressive art and dementia, expressive art and memory deficits, expressive art and speech deficits, expressive art and poverty of speech, and expressive art and communication deficits.