Meet Dr. Wofford
Dr. Elizabeth Wofford, PhD, LPC, LPC/S, is a licensed professional counselor and licensed professional counselor supervisor in South Carolina, practicing since 2014. She holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision.
Elizabeth has worked in a variety of settings, including community mental health, private practice, faith-based counseling, and higher education, where she teaches counseling students at Charleston Southern University and supervises future counselors and interns.
Her clinical focus centers on trauma recovery, integrating traditional talk therapy with somatic and bottom-up processing modalities. Elizabeth’s doctoral research explored the connection between childhood psychological and emotional abuse and adult experiences of depression and anxiety, deepening her commitment to healing trauma at its roots.
In addition to her clinical and academic work, Elizabeth is passionate about supporting clients and parents navigating ongoing trauma, including medical trauma and chronic survival states, inspired by her personal journey raising a medically complex child.
A Place to Land. A Path to Heal.
This is a refuge for weary hearts and complex stories. Whether you’re navigating trauma, walking through medical hardship, or seeking support as you walk the path of a wounded healer, you’re welcome here.
Land gently. Heal deeply. Grow steadily.
My Mission
I believe that "trauma is not what happened to you — it is what happened inside you as a result of what happened". ~ Dr. Gabor Mate
Beneath many struggles lies not brokenness, but discouragement — a place where courage once faltered under the weight of pain, fear, or overwhelm.
Every symptom, every survival strategy, was once an act of courage — a way your mind, body, and spirit adapted to circumstances that felt too much to bear. I honor these survival strategies as signs of your strength, not your failure.
Even as you grow and build your life, the body and nervous system holds onto many of those things that have happened. So we need to begin healing from the inside out.
Body based and "bottom up" therapy approaches such as EMDR, Brainspotting, Polyvagal Regulation, and trauma informed talk therapy can begin to each these places and truly release what no longer needs to be held.
My mission is to encourage the discouraged, to walk with those who feel weary or stuck, and to nurture in every individual the resilient courage needed to heal, grow, and face life fully.
I believe courage is not a rare trait — it is a living capacity that can be nurtured, strengthened, and lived. Healing is not just possible — it is a brave and beautiful journey toward becoming fully alive.