Elise Carlson

I have found Motivational Interviewing to be extremely helpful when clients feel "stuck" or they are exhibiting ambivalence about treatment or making changes. It has proven helpful to identify barriers to treatment.

I have found CBT to be an effective tool for treating a variety of presenting issues, including anxiety and depression.

I specialize in trauma treatment and utilize both Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and Experiential Reframing. Both have proven to be very effective treatment modalities, consistently helping clients' symptoms decrease in frequency and severity.

I specialize in trauma treatment and utilize both Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and Experiential Reframing. Both have proven to be very effective treatment modalities, consistently helping clients' symptoms decrease in frequency and severity.

I have found Motivational Interviewing to be extremely helpful when clients feel "stuck" or they are exhibiting ambivalence about treatment or making changes. It has proven helpful to identify barriers to treatment.

I have found CBT to be an effective tool for treating a variety of presenting issues, including anxiety and depression.

I have found CBT to be an effective tool for treating a variety of presenting issues, including anxiety and depression. CBT focuses on how your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors influence one another, and how to regain a sense of control over your thoughts and behaviors to impact your mood positively.

I have nearly 20 years of experience working with children and adults who have experienced abuse (physical, sexual, emotional, psychological, etc). I truly enjoy working with this population and helping them decrease or eliminate trauma-related symptoms!

I have a true passion for working with individuals who have experienced sexual trauma (abuse, assault, trafficking, etc). I am encouraged on a regular basis by having the opportunity to come alongside my clients and assist them in healing, witnessing a significant decrease in the severity and frequency of any trauma-related symptoms.

I enjoy working with individuals with PTSD related to a variety of trauma experiences, including abuse, sexual assault, domestic violence, suicide of a loved one, and natural disasters, as well as first responders and veterans. I have all my clients with a trauma history complete a trauma-related assessment (PCL-5) after the first session, and then have them take it again sporadically throughout treatment, often seeing the severity and frequency of their PTSD symptoms decrease significantly!