Elizabeth Racicot

Elizabeth Racicot is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with two decades of experience supporting people through emotional challenges and life transitions. She centers her work on offering empathetic, practical guidance for issues such as depression, anxiety, social isolation, stress, and shifts that come with major life changes. Elizabeth often works with adolescents and young adults, applying a thoughtful, measured approach that helps individuals build self-esteem, manage stress, and navigate change with dignity and hope.

As an LCSW - which stands for Licensed Clinical Social Worker and indicates advanced training in clinical social work - she emphasizes collaborative, personalized care tailored to each person’s needs. Her therapeutic style blends compassion with actionable strategies to help clients find clearer pathways toward emotional wellness and personal growth. Areas of attention include grief, coping with life changes, attachment and family concerns, mood disorders, postpartum issues, and problems stemming from abandonment or foster care experiences.

Outside of her clinical role, Elizabeth is a mom, wife, sister, daughter, friend, and self-described book dragon. She shares her home with two dogs and a cat, and her family is active in a mainline Christian church and Girl Scouts. Summers often include camping, and she enjoys the traditions of Christmas - decorating, baking, gifting, and family connections. An avid crafter and creator of many kinds of art, she keeps her focus pragmatic and client-centered when wearing her therapist hat, prioritizing each person’s wellbeing in whatever way that best serves them.