Elizabeth Everly, LISW-CP

She helps people prioritize needs, manage caregiving responsibilities, and cope with chronic illness or end-of-life planning. She also supports those facing relationship tension, self-esteem struggles, addictions, and the effects of trauma. Earlier in her career she worked with teenagers in the criminal justice system and led psycho-education groups for people dealing with addiction.

She later shifted to hospice and home health settings where she helped caregivers and care recipients access resources and plan for long-term care. More recently she has worked with veterans and their families in a health care environment. She is familiar with programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, Veterans benefits, in-patient rehab, assisted living, home health, hospice care, SNAP, and income-based housing.

That experience helps her guide practical next steps when clients need system navigation or resource referrals. Her stated style is patient-centered, strength-based, and trauma informed, with an emphasis on advocacy and clear communication. Elizabeth offers a straightforward, non-judgmental approach and encourages people to take small, steady steps toward their goals.