Mor Keshet, MPS, LCAT

Founder, Integrative Eco Art Therapist, Educator

Mor Keshet is an Integrative Eco Art Therapist, founder and educator. Keshet founded Integrative Creative Arts Therapy, PLLC -  a Nature-based healing practice rooted in the belief that creativity, relationship, and ecological connection are essential to individual and collective wellbeing - in 2019.

Through an integrative and trauma-informed approach, Mor's practice supports individuals, groups, and organizations in navigating grief, burnout, anxiety, life transitions, existential emotions, and the growing sense of disconnection many people experience in today’s world.

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Keshet is the creator of Integrative Eco-Art Therapy, an interdisciplinary framework that lives at the intersection of psychology, art, relational neuroscience, ecology, and systems thinking. Mor's work invites people to reconnect with themselves, one another, and the living world through embodied and creative processes.

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At the heart of the practice is the understanding that healing is not only individual, but relational and cultural. Sessions and workshops often incorporate visual art, symbolism, storytelling, somatic awareness, and Nature-based experiences as pathways toward emotional resilience, meaning-making, and deeper connection.

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This work extends into TEVEL, an evolving ecosystem founded by Keshet in 2024, that explores regenerative culture, collective healing, and ecological belonging through educational resources, immersive experiences, and community-based initiatives. Keshet developed the Climate Emotions Mandala Project - a participatory arts-based dialogue process designed to help groups collectively process climate emotions and cultivate emotional literacy in 2023. She is also the creator of Emotional Biomimicry™, an emerging framework exploring how emotional resilience can be informed by the intelligence and adaptability of living systems in Nature.

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In addition to her clinical and creative work, Keshet has taught and collaborated with organizations and institutions including the University of Pennsylvania and The Nature Conservancy. Mor is a faculty member of the Climate Emotional Resilience Institute, and a former Regional Coordinator and co-chair of the Expressive Arts Committee for the Climate Psychology Alliance – North America.

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Mor is dedicated to creating spaces where healing, creativity, ecology, and community converge - supporting more connected, compassionate, and regenerative ways of being.