Elizabeth Lansing is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in North Carolina who collaborates with clients to uncover creative solutions to their challenges and navigate difficult emotions. She works with individuals from diverse backgrounds, each bringing a unique life experience. Elizabeth firmly believes in the creative, unique, and resilient nature of people, and she aims to provide the space for exploration and reflection on their intrinsic knowledge. Specializing in working with adults and adolescents, she helps those struggling with anxiety, depression, mood disorders, self-esteem issues, grief, family conflict, and various life transitions, including chronic health issues. Elizabeth tailors her therapeutic approach to each individual, incorporating a blend of contemporary psychoanalytic psychotherapy, psycho-education, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and supportive therapy in a collaborative environment. Her goal is to assist clients in recognizing and altering the thoughts and behavior patterns that hinder their progress, fostering the development of healthier patterns over time. Elizabeth values the significant role human development, early relationships, cultural factors, and current interpersonal dynamics play in shaping self-perception. Ultimately, she is dedicated to listening, understanding, and facilitating her clients’ journeys toward transformative changes in their self-concept, relationships, education, and professional lives.