Elizabeth loves the art of storytelling in any form and playing with the Word, be it on the stage or the page. She works in the corporate and theatrical worlds and has traveled, performed, studied and taught both in this country and abroad as writer, actor and teacher.

An accomplished wordsmith, she edited and compiled the book, Women Celebrate, and composed the CD, Meditation for Relaxation.

She is the author of wacky and dramatic monologues, screenplays, articles, novels, poetry and song. She wrote and performed Speak the Lands of My Heart, about one woman’s cross-cultural journey into the heart of India , and she co-wrote Visions of America, a film by Joe Sohm. As an actor she performs her own works on the New York and Los Angeles stage and at a variety of other venues. She has also performed in television and film productions.

Elizabeth brings an eclectic background to her work as a consultant, facilitator and coach. She founded The Isis Method for Stress Reduction in 1992 and regularly lectures on writing and the creative process. She has taught journal writing, meditation, yoga, guided imagery and stress reduction.

She encourages people the world over to explore their unique creative abilities, adding joy, lightness and spice to their lives. Her private clients artfully move with the transitions in their lives to fulfill personal dreams and goals, while learning to trust their own intuitive voices.

From Elizabeth

When I first envisioned Peace Communications, I saw it as a loosely knit network of people, groups and organizations in a world where the creative gifts, talents and heart’s desires of all people from all walks of life are nurtured and supported.

I saw Peace Communications creating a Peace Camp for the children of war-torn countries where communities of people from diverse regions of the world might remember the art of play and come together in laughter, creativity and peace.

I was brought up during the Vietnam War and was marching with my parents by the time I was five. Those years had a profound impact on my life and still do to this very day.

Please join Peace Communications and myself in envisioning Universal Peace. It is my deepest joy.

In Gratitude,

Elizabeth Welles