Ellen G. Levine

About the Author

Ellen G. Levine, PhD, is a pioneering figure in the field of expressive arts therapy, with over four decades of experience as a clinician, educator, and scholar. Holding advanced degrees in psychology and the arts, she has dedicated her career to integrating creative modalities—such as visual arts, movement, music, and drama—into therapeutic practice to foster healing and self-expression. Levine has taught at prestigious institutions worldwide, including Lesley University, where she co-founded the Expressive Therapies program, and has contributed to numerous international conferences and workshops. Her work emphasizes the transformative power of artistic processes in addressing trauma, identity, and emotional well-being, making complex theoretical concepts accessible to both professionals and lay audiences. As a prolific writer and editor, Levine continues to shape the evolving landscape of arts-based psychotherapy through her insightful publications and mentorship.