Psychotherapy
Individual psychotherapy sessions honor the understanding that each person has an innate capacity for healing and growth. When working with individuals, Liza identifies patterns that contribute to distress and combines depth-oriented exploration with practical interventions for life improvement.
This approach integrates insight with action steps and concrete tools that support the client’s confidence and well-being for lasting improvement. Her style is engaged and supportive, offering guidance and creating a thoughtful and individualized experience of care.
Specialties Include:
Family dynamics
Parenting young adults
Couple’s relationships
Life transitions
Anxiety and depression
Grief and loss
Caregiver burnout
Low self-esteem
General self-growth and personal development
Child & Adolescent Psychotherapy
Therapy for children and adolescents focuses on building confidence, emotional resilience, and the skills needed to navigate an increasingly complex world.
Liza has a natural ability to connect with young people, helping them to identify their capabilities and develop a stronger sense of self. Through a supportive and engaging process, clients are guided in managing challenges and building lasting emotional tools.
Sessions may address:
School-related stress
Anxiety and self-esteem
Social media and peer relationships
Friendships and social dynamics
Family relationships
Identity development
Special Education Parent Coaching
Parenting a child with an IEP often requires navigating far more than typical parenting demands. Families are asked to interpret complex educational plans, advocate within school systems, and support children with learning, emotional, or behavioral challenges—often without clear guidance on how to carry that support into daily life at home.
Parent coaching offers a bridge between school and home, helping families create consistent, structured environments that support a child’s success across settings. When home routines align with school-based interventions, children experience greater stability, improved regulation, and increased confidence.
With over a decade of experience as an Educationally Related Mental Health Specialist (ERMHS) counselor within a K–8 public school district, Liza brings a deep understanding of the special education system. Her work is informed by extensive participation in IEP meetings and close collaboration with families, educators, and multidisciplinary teams. This perspective allows her to translate school-based plans into practical, sustainable strategies that work in real life.
Coaching is both supportive and action-oriented—meeting families where they are while building the tools needed to create calmer, more predictable home environments. Each plan is customized to fit the unique needs of every family.
Areas of Focus:
Aligning home routines with school-based supports
Emotional regulation and behavior management
Collaboration with teachers and IEP team
Translating classroom strategies into home practice
In-home support to establish structure and consistency
Reducing parental stress and strengthening confidence
Preliminary meeting with child or young adult to guide development of a customized treatment plan
Parents Often Seek Support For:
Ongoing stress and emotional overwhelm
Partnership / marital conflict
Caregiver burnout or strain within the family system
Navigating the IEP process and school expectations
Managing after-school dysregulation or meltdowns
Building effective tools for emotional and behavioral support