Care That Meets You
Where You Are
Work with someone who gets it—Neurodiversity-Affirming support
rooted in collaboration and trust.
Hi, I’m Dr. Elizabeth Bisi
I am the practice owner of Integrated Pathways Psychological Services. I provide neuro-inclusive, culturally responsive, and LGBTQIA+ affirming psychological services in North Seattle, Washington (Northgate) and virtually across PSYPACT-participating states.
I have spent more than a decade working in private practice, community settings, and hospital-based outpatient programs. My work has always been grounded in helping people understand themselves with more clarity and supporting them in building lives that feel steadier and more manageable.
Seattle has become home for me over the years. Outside of my clinical work, I’m a proud dog mom to a golden retriever with boundless energy and love for all, an avid gardener and plant parent, an early-stage crocheter, and a farmer’s market and small-business enthusiast who enjoys long walks with friends or audiobooks.
I’m grateful you’re here. We can explore what supports your well-being in a way that feels steady, respectful, and true to you.
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Doctor of Psychology (PhD) in Clinical Psychology | Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, Washington | June 2021
Master of Science (MS) in Psychological Science | Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, Washington | June 2017
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology and French Studies | Scripps College, Claremont, California | May 2011
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Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Washington State | PY6125797
PSYPACT approved provider | APIT 23160
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Brooks Powers Group, Seattle, WA | Staff Psychologist | December 2022—July 2024
Brooks Powers Group, Seattle, WA | Postdoctoral Fellow | September 2021—December 2022
Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children, Wilmington, DE | APA-Accredited Internship / Pre-Doctoral Intern | August 2020—August 2021
University of Washington, Seattle, WA | LEND Fellow | September 2019—June 2020
Swedish Primary Care, Issaquah, WA | Behavioral Health Provider | July 2019—June 2020
Research Units in Behavioral Intervention (RUBI), Seattle, WA | Practicum Student | July 2019—June 2020
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) Diagnostic & Prevention Network, Seattle, WA | Practicum Student | July 2019—June 2020
Specialized Neurodevelopmental Assessment and Consultation Service (SNACS), Seattle, WA | Practicum Student | July 2019—June 2020
Families Moving Forward Program (FMF), Seattle, WA | Practicum Student | July 2019—June 2020
Selective Mutism Group, Seattle, WA | Practicum Student | April 2019—June 2020
Seattle Children’s Autism Center—Mood & Anxiety Program, Seattle, WA | Practicum Student | July 2018—June 2019
International Center for Autism & Neurodevelopment (ICAN), Bellevue, WA | Practicum Student | July 2018—March 2019
Brooks Powers Group, Seattle, WA | Practicum Student | January 2017—June 2018
UC Davis MIND Institute, Sacramento, CA | Social Skills Training Program Co-Leader | September 2013—August 2015
Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD) | Senior ABA Therapist | June 20212—September 2013
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National Register Health Services Provider | 60876
Washington State Psychological Association
My Neurodiversity-Affirming Approach
I believe every person deserves support that feels respectful and paced with care. No one is too much. Many of the patterns we carry were once protective. Over time, they may stop working for us, and that is often when people seek support. Therapy can offer a steady place to understand these patterns and explore new ways of moving through the world.
My work blends evidence-informed approaches in a way that fits your needs and your pace. Sometimes this means learning practical skills. Other times, it means understanding how past experiences shape what is happening now. Both are valid paths.
I check in regularly to be sure the work stays aligned with your goals. The process is collaborative, and you have a voice in every step.
When it’s helpful, I offer gentle guidance to notice thinking patterns that may be adding pressure or overwhelm. We work toward holding both clarity and self-compassion at the same time.
Our work often focuses on what brings meaning and steadiness into your life. When specific tools are needed, I offer them in a clear, step-by-step way so you can use them confidently outside of session.
If it is supportive, I may share aspects of my lived experience to help you feel understood. This is always done thoughtfully and with your needs at the center.
And there are days when all you need is a quiet space to pause and feel supported. That is welcome here too.
Work a Neurodiversity-Affirming Provider Who Gets It
Finding providers who understand and affirm Neurodiversity can be complicated and time-consuming. Schedule a complimentary consultation to see if working together feels like a good next step.