Training and Experience
My formal training includes a Ph.D. (2006) and an M.Ed. (1993) -- both in Counseling Psychology -- from Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I have held a PA Psychology License since 2009 and have operated my private practice in Bucks County since 2012.
I began my career working in an outpatient program for high-risk teenagers and their families. I went on to work in several outpatient, adult partial care (day program), and private practice settings. One of my interests is in working with young adults getting out on their own -- usually those struggling with career dilemmas, ADHD, developmental or learning issues, and/or partner relationships.
Later on, I completed a doctoral internship serving older adults. This included working with patients residing in a long-term-care setting and those at an outpatient clinic for anxiety and pain management.
I also have a special interest in career development. My work in career counseling includes exploration of broad issues of finding one's mission and meaning. It also includes conversations about practical tasks, such as identifying values, interests, and transferable skills.
Prior to entering the field of psychology, I earned a bachelor's degree with Honors in English and American Literature from Brown University (1991).
I began my career working in an outpatient program for high-risk teenagers and their families. I went on to work in several outpatient, adult partial care (day program), and private practice settings. One of my interests is in working with young adults getting out on their own -- usually those struggling with career dilemmas, ADHD, developmental or learning issues, and/or partner relationships.
Later on, I completed a doctoral internship serving older adults. This included working with patients residing in a long-term-care setting and those at an outpatient clinic for anxiety and pain management.
I also have a special interest in career development. My work in career counseling includes exploration of broad issues of finding one's mission and meaning. It also includes conversations about practical tasks, such as identifying values, interests, and transferable skills.
Prior to entering the field of psychology, I earned a bachelor's degree with Honors in English and American Literature from Brown University (1991).
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Copyright 2011-2026 Elizabeth Soucar.
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Copyright 2011-2026 Elizabeth Soucar.
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