Lizzy Maurno, LCPC, LPC
She/Her
You keep ending up in relationships that leave you anxious, hurt, and depleted. You ignore your intuition, explain away red flags, and struggle to trust your own judgment. Therapy can help you break free from cycles of chaos and instability by reconnecting you with the part of yourself that has always known what you deserve and who you truly are. I specialize in helping women heal the deeper patterns beneath chaotic relationships, codependency, people-pleasing, and chronic self-doubt. Together, we'll explore how childhood experiences, attachment wounds, and survival strategies shaped the ways you learned to seek love, safety, and belonging.
If you've found yourself outsourcing your authority and ignoring your own discernment, therapy can help you reconnect with the wisdom that has always existed within you. Using Internal Family Systems (IFS), Somatic Experiencing®, attachment theory, and Jungian depth psychology, we'll teach your nervous system that love no longer has to come at the cost of yourself.
My practice is especially affirming for women who are deeply intuitive, spiritually curious, or drawn to earth-based and nontraditional spiritual practices. I believe healing isn't about becoming someone new—it's about remembering who you were before fear, shame, and survival taught you to distrust yourself. Through a feminist, LGBTQ+ affirming, anti-racist, and sex-positive lens, I help women reconnect with their inner wisdom, build relationships rooted in mutual respect rather than pain and intensity, and create lives that feel aligned with their values instead of their wounds. I offer virtual therapy throughout Illinois and Minnesota.
Conditions and Concerns
Treatment Modalities
Internal Family Systems(IFS)
Somatic Experiencing
Attachment Theory
Jungian Therapy
CBT/DBT
Psychodynamic
Feminist Therapy
Existential
PTSD/Complex trauma
Familial, Relational, Childhood Trauma
Anxiety/Depression
Eating Disorders
BPD
Substance use
People-Pleasing
Attachment Issues
Women’s Issues
Codependency
Abuse
Highly Sensitive Persons
Spiritual and Religious Trauma
Self-harm
Self-Esteem
Chronic Illness
Perfectionism