Lisa Tolliver

Lisa Tolliver is a Kentucky-based therapist with more than 25 years of clinical experience helping people with a wide range of psychological concerns, including PTSD, anxiety and panic attacks, and bipolar disorder.

Her practice covers stress, depression, ADHD, grief, intimacy-related issues, compassion fatigue, career concerns, and clients from LGBT communities. She is a female therapist who is gay, and she works with Christian, older, and conservative clients.

Over the years she has developed particular expertise supporting the neurodivergent community and people who feel they do not fit typical social norms - including those diagnosed with Asperger’s or autism and those exploring where they fall on the spectrum. She also regularly sees global workers, third culture kids, and long-term expatriates who struggle with culture conflicts or feeling unrooted after living abroad.

Her own journey has given her deep experience helping people with chronic illness, including functional neurological disorder, invisible illnesses, and members of the food allergy community. She understands how difficult it can be to be unwell yet appear ‘fine’ on the outside.

Tolliver has a strong commitment to first responders and related professions, offering support to police officers, firefighters, military personnel, emergency department staff, and other medical professionals. With many military members in her family, she is familiar with and respectful of that way of life.

She holds a master’s-level psychologist credential and is a Kentucky Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor - KY LPCC 281443.