Nicole Elliott is a Licensed Professional Counselor working with Biltmore Psychology and Counseling. Nicole has experience providing mental health counseling to individuals across the lifespan with various presenting concerns. Nicole’s interests and specialties are treating general mental health concerns, including adjustment issues, depression, and anxiety. Nicole also specializes in gerontological issues and grief work to address challenges related to aging and disability. Additionally, Nicole enjoys working with women journeying through gender-related issues such as reproductive health, self-esteem and body confidence, and sexual harassment.

Nicole is passionate about helping others discover their sense of purpose and live by their values. Nicole enjoys utilizing Mindful Self-Compassion (MSC) techniques to explore issues of low self-worth and build a sense of high personal significance in her clients. Nicole also strives to provide a safe space for her clients to express their unique spiritual beliefs and to engage in faith-based discussions as desired. As a therapist, Nicole has journeyed with hundreds of couples as they look to heal and grow their relationship.

The Elliotts live near South Mountain and enjoy hiking and outdoor adventures. The exercise is essential because, as foodie wannabes, Nicole and her spouse spend much of their time eating and watching cooking competitions and food documentaries. The couple operates out of their shared faith background and the call to love and serve others and animals too! They adopt senior rescue dogs from the Arizona Animal Welfare League & SPCA. Nicole is also interested in advocacy work and pursuing social justice for older adults facing systemic abuse, neglect, and exploitation.