The Peace Practice

human-centered healing

_{About Liz Eanniello}

she/they

MSW, LICSW

Liz is a queer, neurodivergent human who has called Boston home for almost two decades.

She is a licensed independent clinical social worker who lives and works from a trauma-informed, social-justice, and liberatory lens. Her practice is rooted in the foundational truth that we all have the ability to heal within ourselves.

Liz hopes to offer all clients a safe and supportive space for exploration and self-discovery, an opportunity to be fully seen and heard, to build new skills, grow, and reconnect with the true self.

Outside of work you can find Liz in the woods with her two dogs (Tourmaline & Moonstone), elbows deep in her garden, baking something delicious, or listening and dancing to live music.

Peace is possible, but it’s a practice.

I’d love to support you in your journey, please don’t hesitate to reach out

Offerings

Somatic Psychotherapy

Typical client

Most people I work with, from adolescents to those in late adulthood, move through the world with an intersection of multiple marginalized identities, most frequently: queer and/or neurodivergent identities.

They are seeking support managing the impact of chronic trauma, anxiety, stress, and depression, or looking for help navigating life transitions, peer relationships, and family interactions.

They’re looking for a reprieve from the inner critic and racing thoughts, they want to regain control, and feel peace. Most of all they want to be seen and heard for who they are.

Modalities

I practice from a polyvagal-informed and social-justice based lens. I offer expertise in somatic and experiential learning, embodied healing, and internal family systems. Frequently used modalities include:

Internal Family Systems (IFS), Somatic Experiencing (SE), Narrative Therapy, Mindfulness and Movement-Based Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Sensorimotor Psychotherapy (SP), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)

What to expect during a session

I pride myself on the affirming and collaborative approach I take to the therapeutic relationship, intentionally shifting the role of power holder and expert (historically, held by the therapist) to the client, and find that this humanistic-based perspective creates a safer container.

Sessions with Liz are: collaborative, dynamic, experiential, somatic-focused, client-led, and eclectic.

We listen and respond to the information your system (brain AND body) is sharing.. which may mean we: engage in verbal conversation, do parts work (IFS), sit on the floor, draw, explore psychoeducation, listen to music, go outside for a walk, move through breath exercises, experiment with moving your body into different shapes, reflect and process. The possibilities are endless and we are not limited in how we co-create our space and work together.

Current rate:

Psychotherapy 45/50 minutes $140

Let’s Collaborate!

Clinical Supervision

Pre & post licensure social workers

Need supervision hours for licensure?

Already have your license and looking for more support?

Let’s Chat!

Current rate:

Supervision 60 minutes $125

Consulting

Parents. Schools. Community Organizations

Interested in supporting friends, family or coworkers in learning more about how they navigate the world and interact with others? Need support offering a space for processing? Looking for help managing and coping with stressors?

Let’s do a group!