Therapist Profile

Name:
Liz Mantle, M.A.
Professional Title:
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Email:
Email
Location:
107 Court Street Nevada City, CA 95959-2209
Phone:
(530) 355-1467
Website:
License Number
LMFT35631
Practicing Since:
1999
Additional Licenses:
MFT

Personal Statement

Personal Statement:

About My Practice

Office Hours
By Appointment
Services
Psychotherapy
Insurance
Call Office for Insurance Accepted
Credit Cards Accepted
None
Free Initial Consult
No
Offers Teletherapy
None

Education

Degrees
M.A., Counseling Psychology, National University, 1992

Area of Specialty

Specialites:
Anxiety
Career Stress and Changes
Child Custody Evaluations
Chronically Mentally Ill
Critical Incident Stress Management
Communication Skills
Couples
Creativity
Creative Solutions
Crisis Intervention
Depression/Clinical Depression
Divorce/Dissolution
Elder/Geriatrics/Gerontology
EMDR
Ethnicity/Multi-Cultural Relationships
Families
Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming
Group Therapy
Grief/Loss Terminally Ill
HIV Related
Issues of Abuse (Trauma)
Individual
Interracial Couples
Life Transitions/Mid-Life Issues
Mediation
Parenting
Persons With Disabilities
Pre-Marriage Counseling
PsychoEducational
Post Traumatic Stress Disorders
Rape Victims
Relationships
Self Esteem/Personal Growth
Single Parents
Step/Blended Families
Stress
Supervision
Terminally Ill
Trauma
Victims of Crime
Women's Issues
Working With Therapists

Other

Theoretical Orientation
Behavioral
Brief/Solution Focused Therapy
Cognitive-Behavioral
Cognitive
Communications
Eclectic (Many Therapies)
Family Systems
Humanistic/Existential
Narrative
Neuro-Linguistic Programming
Psychodynamic
Systems
Certifications
EMDR Non-profit Administration Residential Administration Crisis Management
Languages Spoken
English
Ethnicity
Other

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