Student Stories | Lesley University

Noel King says more mental health resources are needed for deaf and hard of hearing

Former Patriots cheerleader looks to use psychology degree to help mothers, after experiencing postpartum depression

Yvonne found what she was searching for when she discovered Lesley's Expressive Arts Therapy program

"For an artist to be able to communicate with the world around them, they need to be consistently curious about it."

Sara Alfageeh ’18, Illustration

Rocky Cotard ’18

Drawing Inspiration from Heritage and History

For artist Rocky Cotard, returning to Haiti opened new avenues for self-discovery, expression, and discussing differences.

Noel King says more mental health resources are needed for deaf and hard of hearing

Former Patriots cheerleader looks to use psychology degree to help mothers, after experiencing postpartum depression

Yvonne found what she was searching for when she discovered Lesley's Expressive Arts Therapy program

Caroline Bryan cares for families in crisis while introducing colleagues to expressive arts therapy

Future teacher Asiya Shaikh advocates for the humanities as a vital means of teaching children critical thinking skills

Through her Lesley doctoral research in Counseling & Psychology, Myisha brings the experiences of Black educators to the forefront.