HelpPRO: Lieve Elisabeth Bain, LCSW-R

Lieve Elisabeth Bain, LCSW-R	Last Updated: 11/14/2011


Office and Contact Information

Bain Lieve 50 Stanford Drive Rochester, NY 14625	Phone: (585) 419-5791 This provider offers a free brief telephone consultation. Email: Click Here Contact: Lieve Bain

Gender: Female

Office Hours:

Monday: 5pm - 9pm
Tuesday: 5pm - 9pm
Wednesday: 9am - 9pm
Thursday: 5pm - 9pm
Friday: 5pm - 9pm
Saturday: 9am - 4pm
Sunday: N/A

Response Time to Call:

Weekdays: 3 Hours
Weekends: 3 Hours

Accessibility:

Are Accessible by Wheelchair

Can Make Home Visits

Have Emergency Appointments Available

Offer Evening Office Hours

Offer Weekend Office Hours

Years of Experience: 11

Licensing:

NY - LCSW-R [072663-1]

Languages Spoken:

Dutch

Credentials and Certifications:

Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR), Certified in

School Social Worker, Licensed

Social Work Supervisor

Social Worker, Licensed Clinical

Individual: N/A
Group: N/A
Family: N/A

Sliding Scale: Yes

Insurance:

Aetna Behavioral Health


Problems Served (focus areas are bold)

Addictions/Substance	Domestic Violence	Phobias
Adoption/Foster Care	Dual Diagnosis	Physical Illness/Impairment
Aging	Eating Disorders	Postpartum Depression
Anger Management	Education/Personal Development	Pregnancy/Childbirth
Anxiety/Panic Disorders	Family Dysfunction	Psychoses/Major Mental Illness
Asperger's Syndrome	Gender Identity	Psychosomatic
Attachment Disorders	Grief/Loss	Runaways
Attention Deficit (Hyperactivity) Disorder	Immigration/Newcomer	Self Abuse
Autism	Infertility	Sexual Abuse/Rape
Behavioral Problems	Interpersonal Relationships	Sexual Orientation
Bipolar Disorders	Learning Disabilities	Sleep Disorders
Career/Employment Concerns	Life Transitions	Spiritual/Religious Concerns
Child Abuse and Neglect	Multicultural Issues	Stress
Couple or Marital Issues	Obsessive/Compulsive Disorder	Tourette's Disorder
Depression	Parenting Issues	Trauma/PTSD
Developmental Disability	Personality Disorders	Women's Issues


Populations Served (focus areas are bold)

Age Groups:

Adolescents (13-17)	Children (6-12)	Seniors (60 +)
Adults (26-59)	Preschool (Under 6)	Young Adults (18-25)

Specific Populations:

ACOA (Adult Children of Alcoholics)	Diabetes	Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS)
Alzheimer's	Disabled	Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Biracial	Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual	Obese or Overweight
Brain/Head Injured	Gifted	Offenders/Perpetrators
Cancer Patients	Grandparents	Sensory Impaired (hearing, vision, etc)
Caregivers	Immigrants/Refugees	Step Families
Children of Divorce	Interracial Families/Couples	Transgendered
Chronic Illness	Military/Veterans	Twins
College Students


Treatment Methods and Approaches (focus areas are bold)

Theoretical Approach:

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)	Feminist	Pastoral Therapy
Advocacy	Focusing	Play Therapy
Behavioral	Geriatric Consultation	Prevention
Body Centered Psychotherapy	Holistic	Psycho-Educational
Case Management	Hypnosis	Psychodrama
Cognitive/Behavioral	Information and Referral	Psychopharmacology
Contemplative	Internal Family Systems (IFS)	Relational
Crisis Intervention	Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT)	Sandplay Therapy
Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD)	Intervention (Alcohol, Drug, Gambling Addiction, etc.)	Satir
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)	Long-Term	Short-Term (Brief Treatment)
Dream Work or Analysis	Mediation	Social Support
Education Consultation	Meditation/Relaxation	Supervised Visitation
EMDR	Nutrition Counseling	Systemic
Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT)	Parent Guidance	Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
Evaluation/Diagnostic	Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)	Vocational Counseling/Rehabilitation
Expressive Therapy

Methods Used:

Couple/Marital	Group	Peer Support
Educational or Psycho-Educational	Individual	Supervision/Consultation
Family Systems


Religious and Multi-cultural Experience (focus areas are bold)

Religious Experience:

Buddhist	Hindu	Muslim
Christian	Jewish

Multi-cultural Experience:

National Association of Social Workers (NASW)