Elise Chisholm is a compassionate and skilled licensed clinical social worker and a veteran of the U.S. Air Force. With a profound understanding of the unique challenges that come with military life, she has dedicated her career to supporting active-duty members, military spouses, and mothers. Throughout her work as a social worker, Elise has amassed extensive experience assisting veterans in crisis who battle PTSD and substance use disorders. She has also worked with adolescents and teens in educational settings, helping those who struggle with self-esteem, social skills, ADHD, anger issues, self-harm, and grief and loss. Additionally, her expertise extends to working with children, couples, and families dealing with chronic illnesses in outpatient cancer treatment environments, as well as individuals facing terminal illnesses under hospice care who contend with depression, anxiety, anticipatory grief, and the complexities of grief and loss. Elise's therapeutic approach is centered around creating a welcoming, confidential, and comfortable space, fostering exploration and validation. With empathy and compassion, she provides therapeutic interventions aimed at facilitating personal growth, guiding her clients as they navigate the challenges that weigh heavily on their hearts and minds.