Mind Aloe Therapy

Inspired by the healing properties of the aloe vera plant,

Mind Aloe Therapy offers a nurturing space for individuals navigating the challenges of ADHD, anxiety, trauma, toxic shame, and attachment wounding.

Just as aloe vera soothes, restores, and protects, my practice is rooted in the belief that healing happens when we are met with compassion, safety, and attunement. I chose the name Mind Aloe because I see the mind, like the body, as capable of remarkable regeneration when given the right care. And like the resilient aloe plant, I believe that even in harsh conditions, healing is possible.

At Mind Aloe Therapy, I work with adults 18 and up to gently explore the origins of distress and build new pathways toward regulation, connection, and self-understanding. My therapeutic approach is trauma-informed, neurodiversity-affirming, and grounded in the science of attachment and nervous system healing. I intend to honor each person’s story with deep respect and walk alongside you with curiosity, clarity, and hope.

Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or simply ready to grow, I welcome you just as you are.

Specialties

  • Emerging Adulthood

    I have a special interest in working with students and early-career adults navigating the complex transitions of emerging adulthood. These years often bring major shifts in identity, relationships, finances, and direction—and can surface anxiety, self-doubt, and uncertainty. Together, we’ll explore your story and strengths, develop tools for emotional regulation, and build confidence in your capacity to handle life’s challenges. My goal is to help you create a solid internal foundation so you can move forward with clarity and self-trust.

  • Neurodivergence

    I offer neurodivergent-affirming therapy for clients with ADHD and autism, recognizing that there is no one “right” way to think, feel, or experience the world. My approach emphasizes collaborative self-understanding and self-acceptance over self-criticism and a focus on deficiencies. Whether we’re addressing anxiety, burnout, or challenges with executive function and emotional regulation, I aim to help you work with your brain, not against it—building sustainable strategies that honor how your brain works.

  • Trauma & Negative Core Beliefs

    Healing trauma involves reconnecting the mind and body. Often after one, or many, wounding experiences you know in your mind how you want to feel or what is true of you, but you don’t yet feel that in your body. Our work together will focus on bridging that gap by processing what feels unresolved and cultivating safety within. Drawing from a trauma-informed approach, I blend EMDR, mindfulness practices, and inner parts awareness in support of your mind, body, and emotional integration.

Liz Rogers

Psychotherapist, Owner

I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LH 61680593) and Licensed Interior Designer (NCIDQ 36226) in Washington State. I’m passionate about helping people know themselves more deeply, heal from past experiences, and cultivate a stronger sense of self-acceptance and ease in their lives.

I earned my master’s degree from The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology and completed my clinical training at Steffen Counseling Services, a group practice specializing in trauma, relational dynamics, and sex therapy.

Outside the virtual therapy room, you’ll usually find me with a good book, working on an interior design project for a friend, exploring Washington trails with my dog Hazel, or diving headfirst into my latest hyperfixation—from watercolor painting or skincare to personal finance.

Hazel

Chaotic Couch Potato, Armchair Therapist

Hazel* is an Australian Shepherd who would like nothing more than to go for a hike every day, play fetch, swim but only on her terms, eat everything she can, play hide and seek, pretend she’s tougher than your cat, and then lay on your lap to sneak in as many kisses as possible before nodding off.

*May occasionally make it known at the end of session that meal time is coming.

Services Offered

Specialties

ADHD •  Life Transitions • Trauma and PTSD • Anxiety •  Depression • OCD • Autism • Shame & Self-Esteem • Career Stress •  Codependency • Relationship Issues • LGBTQ • Grief • ENM

Session Fees

Intake Session (53-minute) $200
Psychotherapy Session (53-minute) $175

Insurances Accepted

Premera • LifeWise • Some BCBS Plans

I can provide superbills for out-of-network insurance plans.

Treatment Modalities

Relational Therapy • (EMDR) Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing • Attachment-Informed • Neurodivergent-Affirming • Person-Centered • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy • Acceptance & Commitment Therapy • Somatic Therapy • Psychodynamic • Culturally Sensitive • Inference-Based CBT •  Mindfulness Based Therapy • Parts Work Therapies

Client Focus

Individual adults 18 and up

Get in Touch.

  • New clients can contact me to request a free, 15-minute consultation at liz@mindaloetherapy.com.

    Current clients can schedule here: https://liz-rogers.clientsecure.me/

  • I offer Telehealth therapy through Simple Practice

    Mailing Address:
    5920 MLK Jr Way S #18694
    Seattle, WA 98118

    (206) 889-5993

  • If this is an emergency, please call 1-800-273-8255, text HOME to 741741, or visit your nearest emergency room. Do not rely on email for urgent or emergency communication, as I may not be able to respond immediately.