- Strengths based
- Trauma informed
- Practical skills
About Elisa
Elisa Lugo-Hanson is an LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor) based in Arizona with 15 years of experience. She focuses on relationship struggles, trauma and abuse, intimacy concerns, self esteem, and career questions. Elisa frames clients as the experts in their own stories and offers steady support while people make changes they want to see.
She uses a practical, strengths-based approach in sessions. Elisa helps people notice what already works for them and builds on those strengths. Conversations aim to make sense of past hurt, improve communication, and restore confidence in daily life.
Her background includes leadership roles in behavioral health and program management. Elisa has overseen clinical teams, provided training, and coordinated crisis intervention across regions. That experience informs how she organizes care and responds to complex situations.
Elisa has worked directly with people affected by trauma and with those facing behavioral challenges. She has experience in clinical program director and behavioral health clinician roles, and has supported people involved with the justice system as part of her career history.
In sessions she focuses on practical skills for day-to-day life. That can mean improving communication, addressing self-love and self-esteem, or managing social anxiety. She encourages clear goals and steady steps so people can measure progress and adjust plans as they go.
She uses a practical, strengths-based approach in sessions. Elisa helps people notice what already works for them and builds on those strengths. Conversations aim to make sense of past hurt, improve communication, and restore confidence in daily life.
Her background includes leadership roles in behavioral health and program management. Elisa has overseen clinical teams, provided training, and coordinated crisis intervention across regions. That experience informs how she organizes care and responds to complex situations.
Elisa has worked directly with people affected by trauma and with those facing behavioral challenges. She has experience in clinical program director and behavioral health clinician roles, and has supported people involved with the justice system as part of her career history.
In sessions she focuses on practical skills for day-to-day life. That can mean improving communication, addressing self-love and self-esteem, or managing social anxiety. She encourages clear goals and steady steps so people can measure progress and adjust plans as they go.