About Me

Elizabeth (She/Her) is an Expressive Arts Therapist, Interdisciplinary Artist, Facilitator, Educator and Community Organizer.

As an artist, she draws upon multiple disciplines to create socially engaged immersive installations. She has exhibited her work at galleries and museums internationally, including Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts at Harvard University, Utah MOCA and Projektraum M54 at Art Basel. She is the recipient of numerous awards including a Learning Innovation Fellowship from The National Science Foundation, a Durfee ARC Grant and awards for her short documentary, Survivor! 98 Second Stories.

As an Expressive Arts Therapist, Facilitator and Educator, Elizabeth has over 15 years of experience working in private, organizational and K-12 school settings. She is currently in private practice.

As a community organizer, Elizabeth served on the steering committee of Rising Arts Leaders, San Diego as well as The Arts+Culture San Diego Community Advisory Council. 

Elizabeth holds a bachelor’s degree in French Studies, a master’s in Spiritual Psychology and a post graduate professional diploma in Expressive Arts Therapy. She also holds certificates in Mindfulness and Yoga.

She has worked with organizations including La Jolla Music Society, International Teaching Artist Collaborative, Vista Hill Parent Care,  The Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center, Aspiring Families Center for Mental Health and Wellness, Tufts University, Teralta Arts and Los Angeles Art Association.