Liz Tracy is a dedicated educator and mental health professional with a passion for supporting individuals facing a variety of challenges in life. With a Master of Education (M.Ed) in Emotional Disturbance and a Master of Science (M.S.) in Clinical Counseling, Liz brings a unique blend of academic knowledge and practical experience to her work.

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Throughout her career, Liz has demonstrated a deep commitment to understanding and addressing the needs of individuals with disabilities. But she does not believe in just addressing the needs of the individual but in those that support a person who is struggling with disabilities or their mental health. Her expertise in both education and counseling equips her with a comprehensive understanding of the complex factors that contribute to emotional well-being in all facets of life.

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In her role as an educator, Liz has played a pivotal role in creating inclusive learning environments where students of all backgrounds and abilities feel supported and valued. The experience from rural Alaska, inner cities and overseas, working in the United Arab Emirates and Korea before settling into the Anchorage area. Her compassionate approach and innovative teaching methods have helped countless students overcome academic and social challenges.

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In addition to her work in education, Liz is also a skilled clinical counselor, providing therapeutic support to individuals navigating a wide range of issues. Coming from a background of trauma in children and adults Liz has worked with survivors of varying experiences in her time. Her empathetic nature and ability to build trust enable her to form meaningful connections with her clients, empowering them to explore their feelings and develop healthy coping mechanisms.

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Liz is deeply committed to ongoing professional development and stays abreast of the latest research and best practices in the fields of education and counseling. She is a strong advocate for mental health awareness and strives to reduce stigma surrounding special education and mental health.

Outside of her professional endeavors, Liz enjoys spending time outdoors, especially hiking and camping here in Alaska. In the winter you’ll find Liz skiing at Hilltop or through Kincaid or skating on the many ice rinks around town. She believes in the power of connection and seeks to make a positive impact on the lives of others in everything she does.