Cory Sullivan, LCSW

Cory Sullivan draws on personal experience living through the long process of adjusting to life after traumatic injury and chronic illness, and he channels that lived understanding into compassionate clinical work. He recognizes the grief, the shifting sense of self, and the day-to-day challenges that can follow major physical and emotional change, and he centers that empathy in each therapeutic relationship.

He helps people notice that feelings of isolation or self-doubt are part of the struggle but do not have to define their future. Cory emphasizes strength-based strategies that build on what clients already know how to do while introducing new skills to meet present obstacles and support recovery. His approach focuses on helping clients process emotions, reclaim a sense of purpose, and develop practical tools for resilience.

Cory holds an LCSW, which stands for Licensed Clinical Social Worker and indicates formal training and licensure to provide clinical mental health care. He aims to create a supportive, empowering environment where individuals can explore their experiences, work through loss and identity shifts, and move toward a renewed sense of normalcy.