Welcome! 

My name is Elizabeth Buckley, and I provide counseling for individual adults and young adults. I am Licensed Professional Counselor and am trained in Internal Family Systems therapy and receive ongoing training rooted in Interpersonal Neurobiology, a theory that emphasizes our development as humans is a product of the relationship between brain, body and interpersonal connection. As a practitioner, I utilize a highly relational, holistic & integrative lens to help you achieve change that aligns with desired outcomes for your life. Further, I am neuroscience informed. My areas of focus include generalized anxiety & depression, relationships, life transitions & trauma work. 

 A holistic lens allows me to incorporate interventions that consider both brain and body, as I believe both are integral to the therapeutic journey.  Often, this manifests in session as: mindfulness, or a slowing down and noticing of the mind and body; helpful bits on neurobiology that may allow you to develop a new or different understanding of your experience; movement that encourages you to get back into your body, gently and safely; a look into relevant information on sociology and conditioning; and open conversation as a means of exploring and fostering deeper insight.

Through my work with others, I find the stories we tell ourselves are often answers to our external world. We strive to make sense of our experiences, often at the expense of relationship with others or ourselves. In turn, we wind up with stories that keep us stuck, rooted in narratives that perpetuate our pain and prevent us from healing.

The therapeutic journey is an opportunity to navigate our world differently—it is the avenue to a new story. A deeper understanding of our inner experience translates to the external world, influencing how we exist and interact within that context. Through the facilitation and guidance I offer alongside the natural unfolding of the therapeutic process, we can work together to create change.

Find out more about my work as a therapist and my journey to the profession:

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