“I truly am so grateful something like this exists! I needed some major help working through some big legal decisions regarding my children and was truly overwhelmed with where to begin. I contacted Elle to help support me in not only helping me see the situation from all angles, but also to help give me important information on how the system works. She was also able to sit on a call with my lawyer and I and was able to help guide the conversation to ask the RIGHT questions and to help gain some clarity. Elle carries herself in such a confident way, I honestly was blown away with how direct but genuine she was. Her knowledge about so many different areas where I have zero experience was so helpful. I also appreciated not only her help but going out of her way to check - in and make sure I was okay. Like, REALLY okay. She had so much encouragement for me that went beyond helping me with the issues I needed help with!”

"I collaborated with Elle when I was a special education teacher, together supporting vulnerable students and their families with escalating behaviors, suicidal ideation, school avoidance, food and housing insecurity, and more. Elle won’t shy away from complicated situations and never gives up in providing or finding individualized support for any situation. I can always trust that Elle’s response will be trauma-informed, evidence-based and culturally responsive. "

“Elle was my supervisor during my MSW first-year-internship in 2018, and has been my formal and informal supervisor and mentor since. Her supervisory style is warm, honest, caring, and encouraging. She upholds the highest ethical standards and puts caring deeply about clients and their needs at the forefront of supervision—and also encourages supervisees to care for themselves and their own needs in a field that can be quick to burn out clinicians. Though she will provide suggestions or ideas if asked, she is a master at helping supervisees identify that they already have the tools and ideas to know how to succeed. Elle is an exceptional human and supervisor, and I wouldn’t be half the social worker I am today without her.”