Mary Sullivan

Mary Sullivan extends her trauma-treatment expertise to people affected by the recent shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs and encourages anyone impacted to reach out for support rather than facing it alone.

She is a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, a certified addictions counselor, and a Colorado-licensed professional counselor (license CO LPC 0003071) with 38 years of clinical experience in a variety of settings and with diverse populations. Recently she has integrated alternative approaches into her traditional practice as a Preparation and Integration Specialist.

Mary has a particular interest in supporting Veterans, First Responders, law enforcement personnel, and their families with trauma-informed care and PTSD-related concerns. She believes that addressing trauma in ways that a client finds helpful often reduces related struggles such as anxiety, depression, relationship strain, and addiction.

Her work is focused on creating a safe environment where clients can feel better while learning practical skills for future problem solving. Mary draws on a blend of philosophies, techniques, and styles developed across her 38 years as a clinician, and she emphasizes education about how conditions like PTSD affect the central nervous system so clients can gain understanding and greater control over their lives. She welcomes working with residents of Colorado, USA.