Elizabeth Warson
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Elizabeth Warson, PhD, ATR-BC, LPC, NCC, EXAT, EMDR III, EAP II
Elizabeth Warson is an artist, therapist, and researcher whose work is rooted in fiber arts and embodied practice. She earned her BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art, where she developed a foundation in weaving, structure, and material inquiry that continues to shape her interdisciplinary approach.
Her work integrates expressive arts, EMDR, and equine-assisted therapy, exploring how experience is held in the body and transformed through creative process. Based in northern Colorado, she leads Healing Pathways LLC, combining trauma-responsive care with art-making and relational practice.
Warson’s research includes stress and pain reduction for Native American cancer survivors and culturally responsive approaches to healing. An accomplished sculptural artist, she has exhibited nationally and internationally and received awards from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Ohio Arts Council.
Elizabeth Warson is an artist, therapist, and researcher whose work is rooted in fiber arts and embodied practice. She earned her BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art, where she developed a foundation in weaving, structure, and material inquiry that continues to shape her interdisciplinary approach.
Her work integrates expressive arts, EMDR, and equine-assisted therapy, exploring how experience is held in the body and transformed through creative process. Based in northern Colorado, she leads Healing Pathways LLC, combining trauma-responsive care with art-making and relational practice.
Warson’s research includes stress and pain reduction for Native American cancer survivors and culturally responsive approaches to healing. An accomplished sculptural artist, she has exhibited nationally and internationally and received awards from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Ohio Arts Council.
