Chief of Operations
Elizabeth Carver is the Chief of Operations for the Phoenix School Counseling and has worked in education since 2010. She is a mental health clinician who specializes in children and adolescent mental health as well as parenting strategies and approaches when managing behavioral and mental health challenges with children. She has experience working to address adhd, learning difficulties, anxiety, depression, social struggles, eating disorders, and family transitions related to divorce and death.
She graduated from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities and her Masters in Social Work from the University of Wisconsin, Madison and completed the LEAH fellowship in adolescent mental health with the Boston Children’s Hospital/Harvard Medical School.
School Counselor & Camp I Can Lead
Tiffany Clos has extensive experience working alongside adolescents, teens, and adults from diverse backgrounds. She has served as a Mental Health Practitioner, a School Mental Health Therapist, and most recently as a School Counselor with Phoenix School Counseling.
In her role as a school counselor, Tiffany provides group services focused on proactive social-emotional learning (SEL) skills. She also works one-on-one with students on targeted goals and facilitates small peer groups. Her greatest joy comes from seeing students take the skills they’ve practiced and apply them in real-world situations.
Outside of work, Tiffany enjoys spending time with her dog, Moose. She loves reading during the winter months and being outdoors when the weather is warmer. When time allows, she travels back to her hometown to visit her parents, siblings, and nieces and nephews.
School Counselor & Camp I Can Lead
Victoria Stein has had the pleasure of working with PreK–High School–aged students for the past 15 years in a variety of roles, most notably as a School Counselor with Phoenix School Counseling.
She is passionate about helping students learn new skills, grow, and walk hand in hand with them as they take both small steps and big leaps into becoming the people they are meant to be. Victoria loves being part of each student’s journey and supporting the building blocks of a healthy, whole self.
Outside of work and camp, Victoria enjoys traveling the world, meeting new people, eating delicious food, reading, hosting events, and spending time with her pup, Bella. While all of these bring her joy, supporting children in becoming their happiest and fullest selves is at the heart of who she is.