Liza Greville, LCSW(She/Her/Hers)

Liza Greville is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who brings a warm, steady, and collaborative approach to therapy. She supports adults through anxiety, trauma, depression and grief—along with the heartache, relationship pressures, shame, and burnout that often linger. Clients describe therapy with Liza as a grounded, supportive space to better understand emotional and relational patterns, ease anxiety, and feel more confident in themselves.

Her clinical orientation is shaped by both evidence-based models and over 20 years of professional experience. Liza earned her graduate degree from the University of Chicago and is certified through the AEDP Institute. She primarily draws from Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP), while incorporating Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), along with advanced training in psychodynamic theory, equine-assisted therapy, and polyvagal-informed care. This integrative perspective facilitates deep emotional and trauma processing while fostering a stronger sense of regulation and stability.

Her work is defined by its balance: alongside addressing pain, it also intentionally focuses on experiences that feel authentic, restorative, and aligned—sometimes for the first time. Grounded in research on the brain’s capacity for change, this method engages neuroplasticity to support meaningful, lasting growth.

Known for her down-to-earth, nonjudgmental presence and genuine curiosity, Liza believes that meaningful progress is rooted in a strong therapeutic relationship. She emphasizes consistency, privacy, and professionalism in her practice.

Liza offers in-person therapy in Kane, Pennsylvania, as well as virtual sessions for adults across Pennsylvania, Montana, and New York.