Elizabeth Cramer, LPC
From summiting Africa’s tallest peak to photographing below sea level in Death Valley, Elizabeth Cramer has lead the epitome of a multi-passionate life.
Elizabeth started her career as a professional pianist and composer in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, performing and teaching her own private piano studio. A backpacking trip through Honduras and Guatemala began a life-long love for travel that lead to directing international tours in some of the world’s most beautiful locations and hosting her own travel productions on television. She has explored over 35 countries and continues to host international tours in partnership with LaMacchia Travel.
Elizabeth’s clinical psychotherapy work began in 2008 and has included residential, AODA, partial hospitalization and outpatient treatment. Elizabeth has worked with a variety of populations including Native American tribes, adolescents, couples and families. In addition to clinical sessions, she works with businesses and organizations to implement change management to reduce burn out and workplace stress and is passionate about sharing mental health through her workshops and keynote speeches.
Elizabeth holds both a Bachelors and Masters degree (Educational Psychology - Multicultural Counseling) from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee as well as certifications in hypnotherapy, trauma counseling and Neurolinguistics (NLP). She has studied at the Carl Jung Institute for Analytical Psychology and Psychotherapy in Kusnacht, Switzerland as well as the Meta Institute in Edina, Minnesota. In addition to her private practice and workshops, she has worked in mental health leadership and currently serves on the board of directors for Mental Health America Lakeshore as well as adjunct professor of Counseling at Lakeland University. She hosts and produces “How We Heal” on Milwaukee PBS, a segment focusing on mental health education, resources and real-life stories in the community.