Liz Chamberlain, PhD
Assistant Professor, Psychiatry-Adult Psychiatry
Graduate Schools
- PhD, University of North Texas (2003)
- MA, University of North Texas (2000)
Undergraduate School
- AB, University of Michigan (MI) (1991)
Department
Psychiatry-Adult PsychiatryProfessional Titles
- Licensed Psychologist
- Assistant Professor
- Faculty Wellness Officer, Department of Psychiatry
Recognitions
- Growth and Development Project Award, Department of Psychiatry, CU School of Medicine (2022)
- Women in Medicine and Science Women’s Leadership Training Class 2022-2023, CU SOM Dean's Office (2022)
Professional Memberships
- American Psychological Association, Member
- National Register of Health Service Psychologists, Health Service Psychologist
- Society for Health Psychology (Div 38, APA), Member
Practice Locations
CU Medicine Weight Management and Wellness - CU Anschutz Health and Wellness Center12348 E Montview Boulevard
Aurora, CO 80045
303-724-9030
Center Affiliations
Specialty Information
Specialties- Psychology
- National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology, Certificate (2005)
- APAIT ePassport, License (2021)
- Licensed Psychologist - CO, License (2008)
- Mental Health and Behavior
- Mental Health and Behavior - Bereavement
- Mental Health and Behavior - Depression
- Mental Health and Behavior - Eating Disorders
- Mental Health and Behavior - Stress
- Mental Health and Behavior - Anxiety
- Stress Management
- Wellness and Prevention
- Mental Health and Behavior - Mood and Anxiety
Clinical Interests
Therapy for individuals and couples using Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBCT) and Gottman's research-based couples' therapy.
Care Philosophy
We all have our blind spots. Starting therapy with me can help you make adjustments to better see your blind spots and find new ways to solve problems and begin to feel better. Whether you're feeling stressed, anxious, depressed, having relationship struggles, feeling overwhelmed, having trouble sleeping, or having difficulties with work or school, we can work together to expand solutions and find ways to make these problems smaller. I like to help clients share their stories, and find the meanings in their stories to help improve well-being.
Therapy for individuals and couples using Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBCT) and Gottman's research-based couples' therapy.
Care Philosophy
We all have our blind spots. Starting therapy with me can help you make adjustments to better see your blind spots and find new ways to solve problems and begin to feel better. Whether you're feeling stressed, anxious, depressed, having relationship struggles, feeling overwhelmed, having trouble sleeping, or having difficulties with work or school, we can work together to expand solutions and find ways to make these problems smaller. I like to help clients share their stories, and find the meanings in their stories to help improve well-being.
Personal Interests
I have practiced hatha/vinyasa yoga and other mind/body integrated practices for 20 years, which has led me to incorporate Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy into my therapy practice. I also love skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, and some do-nothing time at home with my family.
Public Speaking
Yes
I have practiced hatha/vinyasa yoga and other mind/body integrated practices for 20 years, which has led me to incorporate Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy into my therapy practice. I also love skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, and some do-nothing time at home with my family.
Public Speaking
Yes