“Calm, steady & encouraging counseling for couples, athletes, and addiction.”
If you want a counselor who is warm, steady, and insightful, Elliott may fit well. You may feel stuck in the same couples arguments. You may also wrestle with pornography or sexual addiction. In addition, you may feel pressure as an athlete. Elliott offers a space that feels safe and steady. There, you can tell the whole story. Clients often describe him as approachable and thoughtful. He listens deeply and never rushes the process. When you feel ready, he offers clear perspective. Elliott enjoys helping marriages move from struggling to thriving. He also helps men break patterns of sexual addiction. In addition, he supports adults and older teens. He helps with mental health symptoms and performance pressures.
Elliott uses a reflective and client-led approach. At the same time, he knows when to be direct. He also knows when to hold space and listen. He specializes in Emotion-Focused Therapy and the Gottman Method. Therefore, he helps couples move past defensiveness. He also helps partners build understanding, trust, and connection. For individual clients, he supports adults and older teens. He helps with anxiety, anger, addiction, grief, trauma, and stress. As a former collegiate athlete, Elliott understands performance pressure. He also understands identity struggles tied to sport. He helps athletes build resilience and redefine success. In every session, he aims to build hope and confidence. He wants clients to feel capable of real change.
As a Christian counselor, Elliott welcomes faith when clients want it. He integrates biblical principles and spiritual reflection with care. However, he avoids judgment and pressure. You may want healing for relational wounds. Some want to confront hidden struggles. You may simply want greater health and wholeness. In each case, he meets you with curiosity and compassion. He also believes growth remains possible. His calm and big-picture approach helps clients feel seen. It also helps them feel supported and ready to move forward. Change often begins with one honest conversation.
If you’re looking for a counselor who is warm, steady, and insightful, Elliott might be the right fit for you. Whether you’re a couple feeling stuck in the same arguments, a man wrestling with pornography or sexual addiction, or an athlete trying to manage the pressures of performance, Elliott offers a space that feels safe enough to tell the whole story. His clients often describe him as approachable and thoughtful—someone who listens deeply without rushing, and who can offer clear perspective when you’re ready for it. Elliott enjoys moving marriages from struggling to thriving; helping men break the bonds of sexual addiction; and working with adults and older teens struggling with mental health symptoms or performance-related issues.
Elliott’s clinical approach is reflective and client-led, and he knows when to be direct and when to hold space. He specializes in Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) and the Gottman Method with couples, helping partners move past defensiveness into understanding, trust, and real connection. For individual clients, he supports adults and older teens navigating anxiety, anger, addiction, grief, and trauma. As a former collegiate athlete, Elliott brings a unique understanding of performance pressure and identity, working with athletes to build resilience and redefine what success means beyond the scoreboard. In every session, his focus is to help clients feel hopeful, encouraged, and capable of real change.
As a Christian counselor, Elliott welcomes faith into the process for those who desire it, integrating biblical principles and spiritual reflection without judgment or pressure. Whether you’re working to heal relational wounds, confront hidden struggles, or simply become the healthiest version of yourself, he will meet you with curiosity, compassion, and the belief that growth is always possible. His calm, big-picture approach helps clients feel seen, supported, and inspired to move forward—one honest conversation at a time.
Couples
Adults
Teens 13+
Men
Athletes
Working Professionals
Relationships
Porn/Sex Addiction
Anxiety
Depression
Stress/Burnout
Performance Anxiety
Career
Men's Issues
Trauma
Anger/Rage
CBT Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
IFS Internal Family Systems
EFT Emotional Focused Therapy
Gottman Method
Attachment Theory
Christian Counseling
$100/hr Individuals $125/hr Couples
6891 N Oracle Rd #155 Tucson, AZ 85704
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays
LAC-08300T AZ Licensed Associate Counselor
Gottman Level 1 Trained
MAC Master of Arts in Counseling
MAB Master of Agribusiness
BS Bachelor of Science in Animal Science
Former College Athlete
Under Clinical Supervision of Rachel Neville, LPC
Elliott’s counseling style feels warm, steady, and unhurried. He believes change grows from safety and honesty. He also believes support helps you try something new. Whether he works with individuals or couples, he listens deeply. He also asks thoughtful questions and offers clear insight. He shares insight when you need it most. His hope is simple for every client. He wants you to leave encouraged and understood. He also wants you to feel equipped to move forward. Over time, clients build purpose, resilience, and faith.
In couples work, Elliott primarily uses Emotion-Focused Therapy. This approach helps partners move beyond defensiveness. It also helps couples rediscover their bond and closeness. He also integrates principles from the Gottman Method. Therefore, couples learn to communicate more openly. They also practice repair after conflict and rebuild trust. Whether you face long-standing conflict or emotional distance, he can help. Elliott offers a steady and faith-sensitive presence. Together, you rebuild your relationship on a stronger foundation.
Elliott works with men battling pornography or sexual addiction. He offers a nonjudgmental space for honest conversation. He understands the shame and secrecy these struggles often bring. Therefore, he helps clients explore deeper emotional roots. He also explores spiritual roots that can drive compulsive behavior. In addition, he supports men navigating anger and performance pressure. He also helps with relational disconnection and self-doubt. Elliott believes healing takes time and practice. It is not about quick fixes or shortcuts. Instead, it involves showing up with integrity and courage. He offers faith-based encouragement when clients want it. He also uses accountability tools and practical strategies. Over time, clients move toward freedom and purpose. They also build healthier connection in relationships.
As a former collegiate athlete, Elliott understands competitive sports demands. He also understands identity struggles tied to performance. Therefore, he helps athletes process pressure and fear of failure. He also supports injuries and transitions out of sport. Elliott blends sports psychology with spiritual reflection. He also teaches practical coping skills for daily life. As a result, athletes build resilience beyond the scoreboard. They also find purpose that lasts.
Many clients come to Elliott with performance anxiety. This may involve athletics, academics, or high-stakes careers. Elliott helps you identify thoughts fueling anxiety. He also helps you name expectations driving pressure. Then, he builds self-compassion and grounding skills. These tools help you stay steady under stress. For clients who desire it, Elliott integrates biblical truths. He emphasizes identity and worth beyond achievement. He also reminds you that value does not depend on performance.
Elliott also works with older teens and young adults. He especially supports those in sports and major transitions. He offers a safe place for honest conversation. Clients can explore stress and identity questions. They can also explore family dynamics and faith. Elliott believes these seasons shape future emotional health. Therefore, he supports a strong foundation and confidence. He feels honored to walk with clients as they grow.
With individual clients, Elliott often uses Internal Family Systems. This approach explores different parts within you. It helps you understand and heal inner conflict. You may struggle with self-criticism or shame. You may also face anxiety or competing desires. IFS invites curiosity instead of judgment. Elliott helps you meet protective parts with care. He also helps you notice wounded parts with compassion. Over time, clients build clarity and wholeness. For clients who desire it, Elliott integrates Christian perspective. He helps you view your story through grace and purpose.
Elliott welcomes clients wanting to explore faith and struggle. He also welcomes those exploring goals and relationships. Elliott integrates Christian principles in a natural way. He also offers spiritual reflection without pressure. His approach stays genuine and never forced. You may feel deeply rooted in faith. Alternatively, you may feel unsure and still sorting beliefs. Either way, Elliott meets you with respect and curiosity. He also meets you with compassion and steadiness. Elliott helps you connect values to healing work. He also supports spiritual identity without shame. However, you may not want faith integrated in counseling. If so, Elliott honors that with integrity. He will center what matters most to you in counseling.
Before becoming a counselor, Elliott ran track in college and later worked as a graduate assistant track coach while completing his Master of Agribusiness. He also spent several years as a retail general manager before following his passion for helping people grow and heal. Outside of work, Elliott is an avid fan of anything outdoors—running, cycling, skiing, or simply being in nature. He enjoys good coffee, cooking, playing guitar, and getting lost in a great book (especially Les Misérables). When life feels stressful, he’s most often found fishing or taking a long walk without his phone. Elliott is married to his wonderful wife, Caroline and together they love being involved in their local church, fostering community with friends, and occasionally doing missions work.
