Liz Schneider-Bateman

As a clinical social worker, Liz’s work is grounded in values of social justice, equity, respect, and compassion. Liz is passionate about creating a communities and campus cultures that prioritizes well-being in meaningful ways. In work with individuals, Liz focuses on helping people develop a more empowered and compassionate relationship with themselves through understanding the impact of the environment on individual well-being, identifying student strengths, exploring their identities and lived experience, and increasing strategies for self-advocacy and emotional wellbeing. Liz is trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Accelerated Resolution Therapy and incorporates mindful self-compassion into her work.

Liz identifies as a cis-gender, White, heterosexual, female. Her cultural influence is primarily European (Irish, English, Czech). She is from the Midwest Region of the US, and the Twin Cities are her adopted home. Liz is committed to the ongoing process of self-reflection, understanding and dismantling her own biases, and identifying ways she contributes to inequalities in healthcare.