Elissa Elliott, MS, LCMHC, LCPC

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Masters of Science - Clinical Mental Health Counseling;        Southern NH University

Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) -  NH #2150

Clinical Licensed Professional Counselor (LCPC) - ME #CC6971

Acupuncture Detoxification Specialist (ADS) - NH #30

 

Sexual Health Alliance Kink Informed Certificate

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Usui Reiki I, II, & III Certified

Certified Mental Health Integrated Health Practitioner

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I am a strong proponent of tapping into our intrinsic power through holistic practices to enhance the healing process. I have varied experiences working in the field of human services since starting as a volunteer in the early 2000’s. In my work with adults, I have worked in direct community support with adults with developmental disabilities and traumatic and organic brain injury, as well as engaged in clinical therapy with this population. I have experience working with men and women who have been experiencing a multitude of mental health issues including: addiction, depression, anxiety, anger, trauma, relationship problems, stress, bipolar disorders, organic and acquired traumatic brain injuries, developmental disabilities, personality disorders, transitional difficulties and changes within life stages.

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I have received training on a variety of clinical, evidence based practices, as well as training on various types of energy work and mind-body connection. I love sharing this knowledge with clients during their wellness journey!

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Since 2022, I have received training from the Sexual Health Alliance (SHA), which is certified with the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT) on healthy sexuality, relationship diversity, sexual interests and appetites diversity, and the cultural competency affiliated with how these may be experienced within different populations. I can appreciate how sexuality can be a highly sensitive subject for many people, including healthcare professionals. I hope to de-stigmatize these conversations in both a person-to-person context and within the field itself. With that said, I like to pride myself on being a kink-affirming, ENM validating, diversity welcoming therapist. 

 

Please feel free to check out my Psychology Today profile for a complete list of populations for whom I identify as an ally:

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My Psychology Today Profile:​

• Elissa Elliott's Psychology Today