Lizzy Sullivan, MA

Whatever patterns, questions, or pain you may bring to therapy, I hold a deep belief in the brain’s natural neuroplasticity—change is possible. With creativity, collaborative care, and trust that is earned over time, therapy can become a powerful space for identity development, healing, and self-discovery. I work with clients across a wide range of concerns, both relational and personal. I’m especially passionate about supporting those navigating anxiety, depression, religious or spiritual trauma, and LGBTQ+ identity exploration.

My clinical approach is rooted in person-centered, narrative, harm-reduction, and trauma-informed frameworks. I aim to meet each client with compassion, flexibility, and curiosity—centering your voice and values throughout our work together. Above all, I am committed to the belief that clients are the best experts on their own lives.

I hold deep respect for the intersectional identities and lived experiences you bring into the therapeutic space—including those related to race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, class, disability, and religion. I am currently a graduate-level intern and feel honored to support clients as they move through challenge, growth, and transformation.

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