Elizabeth Sayles

MSW, LCSW

Elizabeth (she/her/hers) is a licensed clinical social worker with over a decade of experience supporting adolescents, young adults, parents, adoptees, and families through life's challenges. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Child Psychology from the University of Minnesota and a Masters Degree in Social Work from Columbia University. Elizabeth has worked across diverse settings, including providing assistance to families dealing with custodial issues, foster care, hospitals and medical issues, outpatient psychotherapy, and more.

Elizabeth believes in a collaborative and strengths-based approach to therapy, where clients are empowered to discover their innate resilience and potential for growth. Grounded in empathy and cultural sensitivity, her therapeutic style integrates evidence-based therapies and interventions to address a wide range of issues, from relational conflicts and grief to issues of infertility, parenting after loss, and adoption, she enjoys working with individuals and families going through various life transitions.

She looks forward to working with people looking to make a change or simply wanting support navigating the challenges of modern life. She has particular interests in working with teens, young adults, adoptees, parents, and people navigating infertility and pregnancy after loss.

​