Media + Speaking
Understanding ourselves is important. Living differently is what creates change.
On living differently, becoming more fully ourselves, and what makes change last.
About Elisabeth
What allows people not simply to understand themselves—but to live differently?
That question has shaped my work for more than twenty years.
In clinical practice, I sit with people navigating the moments when familiar ways of living no longer fit. In teaching and training, I help clinicians develop the skills to meet people in those same moments with depth and precision. And in speaking, I try to bring these ideas to rooms where they might help someone recognize something true about their own life.
Each of these threads supports the same inquiry: What makes change lasting? What allows people to move from self-understanding to self-authorship? What does it mean to become more fully ourselves?
The work is rarely about becoming someone new. It is about returning to yourself—and living with greater intention.
Speaking Topics
Living Through Transition
- Grief, transition, and the lives we thought we were building
- Why we think we need a crisis to justify change
- Moving from self-improvement toward self-authorship
Women's Development
- Perimenopause as an identity transition, not just a hormonal one
- Why high-capacity women become disconnected from themselves
The Future of Mental Health
- Therapy in a new era: what technology can support, and what must remain human
Booking
If you are curating a conversation that might benefit from this perspective, she would welcome the chance to connect.
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