Elizabeth Miraglia(She/Her/Hers)

Liz's approach involves helping clients identify their values, utilize the strengths they already possess, and develop a vision for a life worth living. She assists clients in examining how patterns in our interpersonal relationships can establish and reinforce maladaptive coping, and helps them replace what no longer serves them with a fresh perspective and new skills.

Liz trained in the fields of homeless services and inpatient psychiatry, and continues to work in hospital settings. Liz has experience working with individuals with significant trauma history, major mental illness, and issues related to substance use. She has an educational background in philosophy, and predominantly studied psychodynamic theory as a graduate student. Liz's approach involves addressing existential concerns, as well as the suffering caused by unhealed internal wounds. A large part of her orientation to therapeutic work is rooted in attachment theory and early experiences with caregivers. In her practice, she employs an eclectic mix of modalities, drawing from psychodynamic therapy, humanistic therapy, IFS, narrative therapy, and behavioral therapies.

Liz is primarily interested in working with couples and individuals, and is currently enrolled as a post-graduate fellow at the Psychodynamic Couple & Family Institute of New England. She lives and works in Cambridge, MA, and is available to see clients both in-person and virtually.