Abigail Oxford
Instructor of Practice
aboxford@maryu.marywood.edu
School of Visual & Perf Arts
Insalaco Cntr for Studio Arts 316
Courses taught:
ST: Introduction to Art Therapy ART-399MMHistory & Theory of Art Therapy AT-520
Trauma and Resiliency in Art Therapy AT-527
Ethical Considerations in Art Therapy AT-529
Introduction to Family Art Therapy AT-531
Studio in Art Therapy AT-536
Practicum I AT-540
Practicum II AT-541
Abigail obtained her MA in Art Therapy from Marywood University and BA in Art & Design, minor in Psychology from East Stroudsburg University. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Pennsylvania and holds registration and board certification in Art Therapy (ATR-BC) . Additionally, she is certified in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing therapy (EMDR). Abigail is a member of the American Art Therapy Association, Pennsylvania Art Therapy Association and the EMDR International Association. Furthermore, Abigail operates her own professional practice where she treats adult clients.
Abigail's clinical experience spans over the past decade and encompasses diverse settings covering the human lifespan including, inpatient and outpatient mental health facilities, medical, oncology, memory care and tele health settings. Her treatment areas include anxiety, stress, depression, emotional regulation, negative core beliefs, life transitions, grief, loss and trauma.
Abby maintains her artist identity and creates art through the electroform process. She finds inspiration among natural colors, shapes, textures and the various found objects she collects and documents. Her nuanced collections invite others to appreciate the beauty of imperfections and the unique story behind each piece. Abby exhibits her art in various venues reaching local, national and international viewers.
www.abbyoxford.com
Abigail's clinical experience spans over the past decade and encompasses diverse settings covering the human lifespan including, inpatient and outpatient mental health facilities, medical, oncology, memory care and tele health settings. Her treatment areas include anxiety, stress, depression, emotional regulation, negative core beliefs, life transitions, grief, loss and trauma.
Abby maintains her artist identity and creates art through the electroform process. She finds inspiration among natural colors, shapes, textures and the various found objects she collects and documents. Her nuanced collections invite others to appreciate the beauty of imperfections and the unique story behind each piece. Abby exhibits her art in various venues reaching local, national and international viewers.
www.abbyoxford.com