Lizeth Del-Cid | Administrative Coordinator
Lizeth’s Specialization:
Lizeth is The Woolf Center’s Administrative Coordinator. She is here to support you and make sure you see the best therapist for you.
Lizeth aspires to spread love and genuine support to everyone she encounters in trying to make the world a better place.
Lizeth is here to help anytime you need help or have a concern. She strives to make sure you are clear on your services and our policies while maintaining a warm, positive demeanor- she wants to make sure you are satisfied with your experience at The Woolf Center.
Lizeth works hard to help run The Woolf Center’s day to day operations, billing, intake calls, consult calls, outreach, and much much more!
About Lizeth:
Lizeth Del-Cid’s parents are from El Salvador; she was born in Maryland. Lizeth is a first-generation graduate and licensed social worker. She has interned at Holy Cross Hospital, Sandstone Care and J. David Collins, a drug and alcohol abuse rehabilitation center, and Bethany Christian Services, working in transitional foster care of immigrant children. Lizeth is very passionate about helping others and believes that we can all make a difference one step at a time, starting with your phone call to us!
Lizeth enjoys the outdoors in her free time, such as taking walks, hiking, and biking. Lizeth loves going to the beach and finds peace listening to the waves. She loves to take time to reflect and appreciate the beauty of the world. She values having a spiritual connection as well as one with family and friends.
Often you will reach Lizeth when contacting us. Please let her know how we can help and best serve you!
*Calls are answered as quickly as possible between 9 am and 6 pm Monday through Thursday, and 9 am to 5 pm Friday. If you reach The Woolf Center voicemail please leave a message, email, or text with your request or concern and we will strive to return your call with in 24-48 hours, based on time sensitivity and urgency.*
If you are experiencing an emergency, please call 911 or visit your nearest emerggency room. Alternatively, if you are having a crisis please text 988 or visit the Crisis Center.