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About My Clients
Experience includes community clinical counseling and providing counseling and advocacy for victims of crime and their families.
My Background and Approach
Earned her Bachelor of Art degree in Religion from Baylor University with a minor in Child and Family Studies and her Master of Art degree in Marriage, Family, and Child Counseling from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor. She has training in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Sexual Assault Advocacy, Trust Based Relational Intervention, Telehealth, and a Microcertification in Applied Positive Psychology. Elizabeth views therapy as a collaborative and holistic approach to the navigation of the human condition and as a safe space to explore everything life throws our way. As an existentialist and a relational therapist, her goal is to emphasize identity development, emotional insight and regulation, freedom and responsibility, effective communication, relational interdependence, and the creation of meaning.