Liz teaches, trains and supervises therapists and social workers to integrate somatic trauma resolution interventions and anti-oppressive practice into their clinical work. She has supervised clinicians in community mental health settings and on crisis response teams and is deeply invested in supporting clinicians learning this work at any stage in their career. She has taught at both Columbia University School of Social Work and Smith College School for Social Work where she integrated anti-oppressive practice into her online and in-person classrooms.

In her group practice, Liz is committed to supporting new therapists working in a private practice setting. Her approach to supervision is relational and psychodynamically informed. In supervision, she integrates her expertise in Somatic Experiencing with further training in Internal Family Systems and Psychedelic Integration.