Lisa Wall

Lisa Wall, LICSW, CADC-II, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who specializes in supporting both women and men grappling with the profound impact of tragic loss and traumatic experiences. With a unique skill set in assisting women affected by DCF child removals, unwanted court involvement, and relational fragmentation arising from trauma, substance use, and interpersonal violence, Lisa offers a nurturing space that encourages personal healing. She emphasizes the importance of addressing the pain of isolation and stigma associated with anger, impulsivity, and compulsive behaviors. With extensive experience in recovery communities, Lisa has treated substance use and trauma in diverse settings—including as a family partner, in-home therapist, during her work in residential recovery homes, and through intensive outpatient programs. Certified in EMDR and holding a CADC-II, her approach primarily centers on trauma therapy. Lisa understands that family substance use can significantly alter an individual’s worldview, making it seem unsafe and even hostile. Together with her clients, she explores effective interventions to help discern real challenges from historical traumatic experiences. Join Lisa as she guides you on a path to healing and restoration.