Beth Adelsberger, LPC, MFA

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Beth Adelsberger, LPC, MFA *

The trees have been in my backyard creating their community gathering long before I moved in. Even so, I find something fresh to observe every day. As my morning meditation, I make ink wash drawings of the woods.

My work is rooted in curiosity, a sense of wonder, and a deep commitment to paying attention.

In addition to my art, I offer a workshop on completing the circle of compassion. As compassion spreads from one person to the next in often invisible ways, so too do the trees work together to create thriving networks. Interconnection is the thread that weaves my art and workshop together.

Smiling woman standing outdoors with green foliage background.

Artwork

  • Art installation featuring colorful fabric cushions on a wooden floor and hanging textile artworks on the wall.

    Textiles and Sculptures

  • Morning Ink Wash Drawings

    The trees with their tall, strong trunks reaching for the sky are both steady and ever changing. Each morning brings new light, blowing wind or quiet stillness. The seasons come and go, the years pass and yet the trees are still there and I am here too, witnessing them. Ink wash drawings are the way I communicate my experience of being present with the woods.

WORKSHOP:

Completing the Circle of Compassion

A Guide to Navigating Burnout

Do you care deeply about your work and find yourself feeling exhausted? 

Do you wish you had more energy for the people and activities you love while also making an impact in the world?

Good News! This workshop is for you! We will explore the symptoms of burnout and some proven tools to help.

The circle of compassion is not complete until it includes YOU!