
Elizabeth Graham, M.Ed, MHC
Outpatient Therapist
As a mental health counselor, I believe that the therapeutic relationship between client and counselor is of the utmost importance in achieving the goals of my clients. Counseling is a second career for me, having spent over 20 years in fundraising and event planning. The field of mental health has always felt like a calling for me, and I am honored to be able to bring my life experiences and recent training into the work I do with clients.
I believe everyone possesses strengths, and I approach counseling with a focus on helping my clients identify and highlight their strengths. I use a person-centered approach, leaning toward a family systems lens, as I believe that family members influence one another’s behaviors, as do early childhood experiences. My goal as a counselor is to help my clients tap into their strengths and feel empowered to achieve their goals. My intent will always be to show my clients respect and acceptance, while providing a judgement-free space in which they can gain the most out of the therapeutic experience.
I enjoy working with individuals, both adults and children, and couples and families from all ages and across all cultures.