Elizabeth Myers, Therapy and Counseling for Families, Couples, Individuals, and Kids

Located in Lewes DE | Telehealth Mental health Also Available

Elizabeth is an outpatient mental health therapist. With over 30 years in the mental health field, she has a wide breadth of experience including working in multiple mental health settings, teaching at college level, being an expert witness and conducting trainings. Additionally, she holds certification in specific areas including extended forensic evaluation and trauma focused therapy. Elizabeth specializes in trauma with children and youth. She also works with clients experiencing mood disorders, attachment issues, sexually inappropriate behaviors, and developmental delays/disabilities. Elizabeth believes in an eclectic approach to treatment as each person is unique and benefits best from a specifically tailored treatment process implementing a variety of therapeutic tools.

Therapy & Counseling for Couples, Individuals, Families, & Adolescents

Our Mental Health Team of Licensed Therapists is here to support you through all moments in life. Our therapists can help you with a variety of concerns that you may have for yourself or your loved ones. We understand the difficulties in finding reliable and consistent mental health treatment and pride ourselves on offering state-of-the-art care with flexible scheduling and committed therapists. Our comprehensive treatment is tailored to your needs and built to provide comfort, guidance, knowledge, and support in the therapeutic journey.

Are We A Good Fit?

Here at Atracare, your care is our top priority. We believe in providing a safe and inclusive environment free of judgment. We recognize the importance of teamwork, good communication, and collaboration, which are essential in mental health treatment. Our therapists are 100% committed to helping you at any stage of your therapy journey, whether you are brand new to mental health treatment, want to learn more, or are a seasoned pro and know what you need. Our therapists undergo regular training and continuing education to stay updated on treatment options and services.

We pride ourselves on offering health care in the modern world. Atracare recognizes the importance of technology-driven care, and most of our mental health services can be offered through video and phone sessions. Our therapists can provide flexible scheduling outside regular office hours, including evening and weekend appointments. Give us a call to connect and see how we can adapt to fit your needs.

Schedule an Appointment or Consultation:

Call Mental Health: (302) 268-8692
Email Mental Health: mentalhealth@atracare.com

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