Elizabeth

Elizabeth Earnshaw is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, and founder of A Better Life Therapy in Philadelphia, PA. Using Gottman Method Couples Therapy, Elizabeth supports couples through difficult issues such as betrayal, grief and loss, and traumatic experiences. Regardless of if a couple chooses to divorce or continue their relationship she believes that a sense of peace can be gained through learning the art of communication and feeling truly heard. Elizabeth believes that the ability to maintain and nurture the many relationships (family, romance, friends, and work) brings incredible personal benefit. When Elizabeth isn’t in the office with her clients she is spending time with her fiance, traveling, painting, gardening, playing with her Bluetick puppy, and spending way too much time in Target. She’s pretty #basic. You can connect with Elizabeth on Instagram @philatherapy to stay up to date on blog posts, inspiration, and helpful articles about love, heartbreak, and everything in between.

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