Meet the Advisory Council - Bev Ann Warner, CPSS in UT and WA, CPC

Beverly Warner brings more than 30 years of experience supporting individuals and families through birth, postpartum, grief, crisis, and significant life transitions. Her work has spanned birth and bereavement doula care, family peer support, peer supervision, community outreach, education, and program development.

Throughout her career, Beverly has been committed to strengthening peer support and creating spaces where people feel heard, respected, and empowered. She has supervised peer teams, developed and led virtual peer-support communities, presented educational workshops, mentored peer professionals and doulas, and partnered with community organizations and state agencies to advance trauma-informed, person-centered support.

Beverly is known for her authenticity, transparency, integrity, compassion, and commitment to honoring lived experience. As a member of the Association for Peer Support Advisory Council, she brings a broad perspective rooted in decades of direct service, peer leadership, education, and a deep belief in the value and power of peer support.