Elizabeth Morrison, LPC

Focus Areas

Autism · Anxiety · ADHD · Depression · Anger · Communication · Relationships · Transition to Adulthood

Therapy Style

Warm · Direct · Flexible · Reflective

Who I Work With

I work with adults seeking to understand themselves more deeply, build emotional tools that fit their needs, and navigate life’s transitions with confidence and clarity. My clients often include neurodivergent and disabled adults looking for a space that is affirming, validating, and nonjudgmental.

How I Work

My approach is collaborative, strengths-based, and trauma-informed. I believe you already hold the insight and resilience needed for change—therapy helps you access and strengthen those parts of yourself.

We might explore:

• Identity development and unmasking

• Emotional regulation and self-compassion

• Anxiety, depression, or burnout

• Relationship and communication challenges

• Building balance and self-trust in adulthood

I integrate narrative and relational techniques to support empowerment, meaning-making, and self-advocacy. Together, we’ll create a therapeutic space where your story is honored and your growth is guided by your own values.

Background & Training

I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor with nearly a decade of clinical experience across private practice, community-based programs, forensic mental health, and inpatient care. My professional foundation combines evidence-based practice with a deep commitment to neurodiversity and disability justice.

• M.S., Clinical Mental Health Counseling – Walden University

• B.S., Psychology – Sam Houston State University

What You Can Expect

Sessions are collaborative and adaptable—you bring your expertise on yourself, and I bring clinical perspective and tools to help you move toward the life you want. My goal is for therapy to feel like a space where you can show up authentically, feel understood, and leave with insights that translate into real-world change.