A little bit about me…
I love the work I do and feel privileged to collaborate with the individuals and families who choose to work with me. In addition to my clinical work with children and families, I thoroughly enjoy working with social work students and clinicians of all ages.
Teaching and mentoring have become some of the most rewarding parts of my career. I have taught graduate courses in the Master of Social Work program at Smith College School for Social Work and continue to serve as a Practicum Faculty Advisor, supporting MSW students as they grow into thoughtful, confident clinicians.
Outside of my professional work, I can usually be found in the garden, knitting, exploring with my family, gathering with friends, or involved in community organizing and advocacy for a more just, equitable, and compassionate world.
Want to hear more?
Building Relationships with Liz Joyce, LICSW
Member Voices podcast, National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS)
A conversation about how strong, respectful relationships form the foundation for meaningful change and why trust and collaboration matter in every setting.
Parenting Girls in a Changing World
On Educating Girls Podcast, International Coalition of Girls’ Schools (ICGS)
An exploration of how to support girls’ emotional and social development, foster open communication, and stay connected through challenging times.
