Hi, I’m Liz, a doctoral extern who is passionate about supporting children and their families in navigating life’s emotional and developmental challenges. I offer a warm, patient, and playful space where individuals can feel seen, heard, and supported, just as they are.

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I’m currently completing my clinical practicum hours as part of my Doctorate in Psychology at Chestnut Hill College. I earned my B.A. in Psychology at St. Olaf College, where I explored my interest in family dynamics through a concentration in family studies.

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Before beginning my clinical training, I worked closely with children and individuals with developmental and behavioral needs in various roles. I’ve seen firsthand how personalized support, strong relationships, and consistent skill-building can empower children and families to navigate challenges more confidently. Whether I’m helping build emotional regulation skills, improving social connections, or supporting children through transitions, I bring a calm, strengths-based presence and a commitment to creating a safe, supportive space for growth.

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I take an integrative, person-centered approach, using a range of evidence-based strategies while adapting each session to fit the individual needs, strengths, and personality of each client. I use a mix of skills-based, relational, and creative strategies to support emotional regulation, build coping tools, and strengthen self-esteem. It’s a privilege to walk alongside children and families as they move toward greater connection, self-understanding, and well-being.

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Fun facts about me:

1. “Always remember, you are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, smarter than you think, and loved more than you know.” - Christopher Robin to Winnie the Pooh

2. I love to relax by listening to Taylor Swift and working on a paint-by-number kit.

3. I enjoy collecting seashells and fossil hunting. I found a fossil that is in the Florida Museum of Natural History!

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Education:

• Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from St. Olaf College

• Enrolled in Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Chestnut Hill College

• Supervised by: Danielle Epler, PsyD