Elizabeth Dick is a clinical social worker with nearly 30 years’ experience in ministry in the Presbyterian Church (USA). She graduated from Davidson College with a BA in English, Union Theological Seminary in New York City with a Masters of Divinity, and Saint Louis University with a Masters in Social Work.

Before coming to Samaritan Center, Elizabeth counseled at The Pastoral Counseling Center of Dallas, TX, and then with Better Help as a telehealth therapist. In her ten years as a clinical social worker her focus has been journeying with people experiencing life transitions and changes. This path includes those suffering from grief, loss, anxiety, depression, and crises in meaning. She also works with those living with infertility, bipolar disorder, and various spirituality issues. Elizabeth understands our individuality as revealed in relationship with ourselves and those around us. She believes passionately in the creative power of hope as a tool for healing as well as in the collaborative nature of the therapeutic relationship. Elizabeth welcomes working together with adults regardless of race, age, or belief system.

Elizabeth is currently being impaneled with various insurance companies (June 2024). In the meantime, she is taking cash pay based on Samaritan’s sliding scale fee structure which ranges from $40 to $150 per session, based on income.