Diana Gibson graduated from St. Mary of the Woods College in 2016 with a dual Master's Degree in Art Therapy and Counseling. Before this she attended The University of North Texas to pursue a PhD in Art Education following a Master's Degree in Education from Sam Houston State University. This is also where she received her Bachelor's of Fine Arts Degree in Studio Art. She has extensive experience working with children, adolescents, and adults using art therapy to overcome some of the toughest obstacles in their lives. She started her journey at Cook Children's Medical Center providing therapeutic art experiences to the families and patients in 2009 and remained the Resident Artist for eight years.
She then moved on to The Art Station in 2017 to provide art therapy services to populations such as, but not limited to, individuals diagnosed mental health disorders, mental health inpatient units, outpatient behavioral health centers for youth, veterans, and foster agencies. Diana also supervises interns in the field of art therapy as well as counseling in order to serve our future generations of therapists and counselors. During certain semesters, Diana has also taught as an adjunct professor within the Art Education Department at Texas Christian University. Recently, Diana has started a new initiative to provide art therapy services to other therapists in her program "Art Therapy for Therapists". She has also attended the Animal Assisted Counseling Academy provided by Texas State University to become certified as an animal assisted counselor with her therapy dog, Sketch. Sketch is a young male Papillion and has been in training since he was 12 weeks old. Diana is also a muralist, painter, sculptor, as well as a wife and mother of three.