Elizabeth holds a Master of Science in Counseling degree working towards licensure as a Professional Counselor. She has eight years of experience working as a Drug & Alcohol Counselor, Mental Health Outpatient Therapist for children, Mobile Crisis Worker and experience working in a Behavioral Health Hospital with clients experiencing crisis, suicidal ideation and suicide attempts, drug induced psychosis, depression, anxiety, PTSD and homelessness.

Elizabeth provides counseling that integrates evidence-based practices with a values-driven perspective. Her approach is compassionate and client-centered, honoring each person’s unique beliefs, experiences, and life story. She welcomes individuals of all backgrounds and faith traditions, creating a respectful and supportive space for growth, healing, and personal reflection.

Her journey into counseling is deeply personal. She has faced challenges in her own life—including experiences of abuse, losing my spouse to addiction, and raising three children as a single mom with the help of a supportive village. For many years, Elizabeth set aside her lifelong dream of becoming a counselor to focus on her family while working full time.

After major life changes, Elizabeth returned to school, earned her master’s degree in counseling, and embraced her calling to support others in their healing journeys. These experiences shaped not only her compassion but also her belief in the power of resilience, hope, and human connection.

Every session Elizabeth offers is guided by care, respect, and a commitment to helping clients navigate challenges while discovering their own strength and purpose.