Therapist in Cincinnati, Ohio Elizabeth Bauer, Therapist

Elizabeth Bauer, LISW at LifeStance Health, is dedicated to helping adults build resilience, manage life’s complexities, and reconnect with their sense of purpose. Serving clients throughout Ohio, she offers a supportive, affirming space where individuals, couples, and families can address personal and relational challenges with confidence. Elizabeth partners with her clients to identify goals, uncover strengths, and develop practical tools for navigating anxiety, depression, grief, and the everyday stresses of life.

Elizabeth’s clinical passion lies in guiding clients through life transitions, whether navigating midlife changes, managing the emotional impact of chronic medical conditions, or coping with reproductive challenges. She is particularly attuned to the grief and loss that can accompany these experiences, offering evidence-based care rooted in empathy and genuine connection and supported by certification from the Association for Death Education and Counseling. By integrating therapy techniques like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and couples counseling, she helps individuals move forward with clarity and hope.

In addition to her focus on grief and life transitions, Elizabeth specializes in treating anxiety, depression, and PTSD/trauma. She provides psychological testing services to support diagnostic clarity and inform treatment planning. Elizabeth also has experience supporting LGBTQ+ individuals, first responders, and adults with developmental disabilities, offering culturally competent care tailored to each person’s needs and lived experience.

Outside of her professional life, Elizabeth embraces creativity and adventure. She enjoys sewing, crafting, cycling, sailing, skiing, and participating in theater. An avid traveler and reader, she cherishes spring gardening, visiting her beloved Grand-Dog, and gathering with family and friends over good food and lively conversation. Practicing since 2013, Elizabeth is proud to serve the mental health needs of Ohio residents.