Expressive arts therapy is a multidisciplinary therapeutic and academic field that integrates various art modalities—including visual arts, music, dance/movement, drama, and creative writing—to facilitate human growth, healing, and transformation. As a research concept and methodological approach, it investigates the processes and outcomes of engaging in creative expression within a therapeutic context, emphasizing the interconnectedness of the art forms and the potential of aesthetic experience to promote well-being and address psychological, emotional, and social challenges through non-verbal and symbolic means.