Liz Cerven

LCPC

she/her, they/them

I am a licensed clinical professional counselor, educator, writer, and creative. As a queer feminist therapist, I specialize in psychotherapy with a focus on grief, trauma, identity exploration, shame and self-compassion, life transitions, anxiety, and depression—especially as they relate to loneliness. My work often explores connection and loss, whether with the self, others, patterns, or memories/experiences. Together, we can identify which of these relationships needs nurturing and what may need to be processed and released.

As a feminist therapist, I take a collaborative approach, recognizing that healing is a mutual learning process influenced by the external systems that shape our lives and mental health. Together, we’ll explore what healing looks like for you. I value a systemic, intersectional perspective that is dynamic and ever-evolving. I am passionate about collective struggles, building common ground, and creating spaces where marginalized individuals feel seen and heard. A growing therapeutic relationship takes time to build, and in private practice, we are fortunate to have the space to move at a thoughtful, intentional pace.

Liminal Space Therapy is rooted in navigating life’s in-between spaces. I am drawn to working with individuals experiencing transitional chapters, questioning societal norms, or seeking deeper connections. I especially appreciate those who are emotionally expressive, intellectually curious, and creatively inclined—people who yearn for a more compassionate and imaginative world. My ability to connect with individuals in liminal experiences allows me to foster meaningful relationships and co-create transformative spaces for growth and exploration.