Educator and therapist Margaret Naumburg was a follower of both Freud and Jung, and incorporated art into psychotherapy as a means for her patients to visualize and recognize the unconscious. She founded the Walden School in 1915, where she used students' artworks in psychological counseling. She published extensively on the subject and taught seminars on the technique at New York University in the 1950s. Today, she is considered the founder of art therapy in the United States. (http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/art+therapy) The origin of art therapy came from the two founder in the United States were Margaret Naumburg and Edith Kramer, there was helpful to bring feelings or emotions from the deep of the unconscious in form of expressive therapy that used art materials that according to Withrow said that “the practice of art therapy, born of the psychoanalytic theories of Naumberg(1973) and Kramer (1973), was based on the idea that the deepest emotions exist within the unconscious mind in the form of images, not word” (Withrow 33)