Kathleen Sullivan, LMFT

An amazing person. Listened well and was very compassionate and offered a great plan that was well thought out. Felt so comfortable working with Kathy and highly recommend her.

Kathleen is a skilled professional who really knows her stuff. She is also one of the kindest people I have ever met, personally or professionally. Because I have several medical conditions, I gained from her experience as a nurse and as a therapist. She is always on call. I don't know why anyone would think any differently about her. I guess some people can't be satisfied! I have had another family member see her with great results. I would recommend her to anyone!

Friendly and welcoming.

My wife and I have gone to Kathleen Sulivan for about four years now. She has gotten us through some pretty hard times and has always been there in our times of need. She has not only helped us but she has been there to help some of our friends when they were in need. Kathleen loves what she does and it is obvious in the way she treats people.

Very professional, caring and patient. Kathleen is extremely knowledgeable, she has helped me get myself out of an extremely difficult situation. I am so happy to have met her, she truly saved my life. I will never stop seeing her, she provides me with perspective regarding anything I am facing. I can’t imagine where I would be today without her.

My mother had been seeing Kathleen on and off for some time. When her alcohol abuse reached a new high and she was in danger of harming herself and/or others myself and my mother's sister reached out to Kathleen by both email and phone asking her to call us as we were looking for her advice in checking my mother into a rehab facility. Neither of us wanted to discuss anything my mother shared with her, only to get the advise of a trained professional who knew of her situation. Kathy did not respond to either of us, not even taking 30 seconds to tell us she could not discuss. When followed up to let her know my mother would not be coming to future appointments (she is in rehab) she responded very curtly saying "I don't know who you are" and that she wouldn't break the law. No one was asking her to break the law, just reaching out during a crisis. If a mental health professional cannot appropriately respond to a family in crisis they should have no business seeing patients.