Liz Rand, M.A., LPC

Liz Rand firmly believes that healing and growing are both processes best engaged with curiosity, connection, and compassion.  She sees counseling as a collaborative endeavor, rooted in each client’s unique experience and strengths, and she strives to create a safe and authentic space for such collaboration and exploration to unfold.  Liz is well-practiced in walking through difficult seasons with compassionate presence and deep-rooted hope, both personally and professionally.

At Foundations Counseling, Liz Rand works with a variety of clients who seek services, including:

• Adults – individual counseling regarding anxiety, depression, ADD/ADHD, self-esteem and self-worth issues, parenting, life-coaching and goal-setting, communication issues, self-care

• Children, Adolescents, and Teens – individual or family counseling regarding anxiety, depression, ADD/ADHD, school and family issues, parenting challenges, general parenting, creative therapies incorporating movement and play, parent-child interactions, communication issues, child and adolescent development, self-care

• Growth-Oriented Counseling – adjustment, life coaching, self-worth and self-esteem, self-care, whole-person health, individual development

• Life Transitions – life coaching, life stages, job transition, new parents, establishing self, chronic health conditions

Liz is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master of Arts Degree in Community Counseling from Denver Seminary and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology from Clemson University.  She draws on perspectives and techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), existential therapy, play therapy, and experiential education to meet each person where they are located at any given moment.

Liz brings a broad range of experience into her counseling, having worked in an office-based setting as an outpatient counselor, as well as in various contexts where life happens, such as school, home, and community settings.  Before entering the mental health field, Liz worked in outdoor recreation roles – this experience shines through as she considers the therapy process from an experiential lens.  She is passionate about walking with people through all seasons of life – whether difficult, joyful, or mundane – and looking together for the little steps that can help move someone toward thriving.

When she’s not at Foundations Counseling, you can usually find Liz exploring in some manner, most often with her family.  She’s an endlessly curious life-long learner and looks for those opportunities practically everywhere.  She especially enjoys hiking, camping, reading, and cultivating creativity with whatever is on hand (especially improv quilting).  In the warmer months, Liz is most likely on or in a lake.