Trauma-informed care
Her clinical work centers on trauma-related symptoms, emotional regulation, and healthy relationships.

LCSW
Montana DBT Associates
Trauma-informed care for adults, drawing on the Trauma Resiliency Model and DBT to support emotional regulation and healthier relationships.
Schedule Appointment“Known for her compassionate, direct, and engaging therapeutic style, Liz brings authenticity and clarity to her sessions.”
Liz Bassler is a licensed clinical social worker with a passion for trauma-informed care and emotional resilience. She began her career in mental health in 2015 and became independently licensed in 2018. Liz’s early work focused on supporting women impacted by substance use disorders, followed by several years working with children in educational settings. Over time, her clinical interests evolved toward working primarily with adults, where she found her niche.
Liz is trained in a range of evidence-based modalities, including the Trauma Resiliency Model (TRM) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Her clinical focus centers on reducing trauma-related symptoms and helping clients stabilize and build capacity for emotional regulation and healthy relationships. In 2024, Liz completed the Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Foundational Training through the Behavioral Tech Institute, expanding her skill set to further support clients with complex emotional needs.
Known for her compassionate, direct, and engaging therapeutic style, Liz brings authenticity and clarity to her sessions. She often uses visual tools—including her trusty whiteboard—to support clients who are visual or kinesthetic learners.
Outside of her clinical work, Liz enjoys mountain biking, skiing, walking her senior Labrador, and reading.
LCSW
Clinical Supervisor, Individual DBT Therapist for Adults, and DBT Skills Training Group Facilitator
Master of Social Work, University of Montana (2015)
Dialectical Behavior Therapy Foundational Training, 2024 (Behavioral Tech Institute)
Trauma Resiliency Model, Levels I & II
Motivational Interviewing
Community Resiliency Model
Internal Family Systems (informed)
Focused Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (FACT)
Her clinical work centers on trauma-related symptoms, emotional regulation, and healthy relationships.
Her training includes the Trauma Resiliency Model (TRM), which supports stabilization and building capacity for emotional regulation.
Liz often uses visual tools, including a whiteboard, to support visual and kinesthetic learners.
Reach out to our intake team to discuss your needs, ask about current availability, and explore whether this is a good fit.
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