I’m Elizabeth Eder-Moreau, and the training behind this page runs through all three kinds of work. At Brown, I learned perinatal care from the inside of a clinical team, in one of the only programs in the country with a perinatal focus. At Boston University Medical Center, I trained in the Center for Multicultural Training in Psychology, where I learned to check how my own background shapes what I hear in a client. That training goes into my testing and my immigration evaluations too, because a fair result depends on seeing each person clearly across language and culture. I earned my PhD at Fordham and trained at Harvard Medical School, and I’m bilingual in English and Spanish.

New parents, families waiting on answers, and people in the middle of an immigration case have this in common: a lot is changing at once, and they need someone who listens carefully.

I’m licensed in Pennsylvania, New York, and Virginia, with PSYPACT authorization for telehealth in participating states. I’m currently completing my PMH-C certification in perinatal mental health. Sessions happen in English or Spanish, so you decide which one works for you.