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Elizabeth Stanfield, LPC

Elizabeth Stanfield, LPC

Counseling

Elizabeth Stanfield, LPC is a counselor in Austin, TX. She is accepting new patients.

3 Star Rating
Based on 2 reviews 3 Star Rating (2 reviews)

Practice

3307 Northland Dr Ste 105 Austin, TX 78731

Make an Appointment

(512) 743-7080

Care Philosophy

"My practice is tailored to help individuals and couples to work through life limiting barriers to greater happiness, enhanced self-esteem, hope, and fulfillment. I believe in the inherent ability of people to create po..."

- Elizabeth Stanfield, LPC

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Elizabeth Stanfield's Reviews

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I don't think a therapist should ask their patient a question, and interrupt them in the middle of their response--with a completely unrelated question. It was like being counseled by someone who wasn't paying attention to what I had to say, always thinking of the next thing to say rather than listening. I walked out of the appointment in tears and feeling MUCH worse about myself. I've since seen another therapist in this field whose style is much less blaming and confrontational.
What went well
  • Office environment
  • Appointment scheduling
  • Wait times
What could be improved
  • Didn't listen or answer questions
  • Didn't explain conditions well
  • Didn't trust the provider's decisions
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Austin, TX – Aug 27, 2016
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About Me

care philosophy

My practice is tailored to help individuals and couples to work through life limiting barriers to greater happiness, enhanced self-esteem, hope, and fulfillment. I believe in the inherent ability of people to create positive change despite what...read more

  • Counseling

  • Psychology

  • Addiction and Substance Abuse Counseling

  • Psychotherapy

  • University Of Texas

    2006

  • Villanova University

    Undergraduate School, 1987

Focus on Depression

Locations

Practice

Office3307 Northland Dr Ste 105 Austin, TX 78731
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