Elizabeth Scriven

Elizabeth Scriven is an Instructor at the Woodring College of Education, Western Washington University. She holds a Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from Argosy University, an MA in Rehabilitation Counseling, and a BA in Therapeutic Recreation from WWU, alongside a BA in Health, Fitness, & Wellness from Whitworth College. Her professional background includes roles as a Mental Health Clinical Supervisor in community mental health, focusing on individuals with co-occurring addictions and mental health challenges. Her lived experience as a Disabled person using a wheelchair deeply influences her perspectives on power, privilege, and systemic inequities, which she integrates into her teaching and counseling practices.

Her research and teaching interests center on disability advocacy, mental health support systems, and inclusive education. She emphasizes practical, real-world applications of therapeutic practices in her instruction. Outside academia, she enjoys outdoor activities, dog walking, reading, and social engagement.

Notable professional development areas include rehabilitation strategies, clinical supervision methodologies, and intersectional approaches to wellness. No specific grants or advising records are highlighted in the provided text.