Community Counseling Program Practitioners

Brianna Sullivan, LIMHP, LPC

Program Supervisor

Brianna Sullivan, LIMHP, LPC, wants to be a difference-maker for her clients at the Methodist Community Counseling Program.

“I love seeing those aha moments – when someone has been putting in the hard work and suddenly gains a better understanding of themselves or their situation,” she said. “I also really value when our relationship begins to click and a client feels comfortable, safe and trusting enough to openly share their concerns. These moments are meaningful to me because they show that a genuine connection can make a real difference in someone’s care and experience.”

Sullivan works with clients of all ages and backgrounds, but she’s particularly interested in adolescent care, women’s health and perinatal mental health. Regardless of a client’s circumstances, she’s committed to showing them The Meaning of Care.

“To me, The Meaning of Care means seeing the person behind the client and making sure they feel valued, respected and supported,” she said. “It’s more than providing excellent medical and behavioral health care. It’s listening, showing compassion, communicating clearly and being there for someone during what may be a very vulnerable time in their life.”

Outside of work, Sullivan loves spending time with her husband, dog, family and friends. She enjoys attending sporting events and concerts, traveling, trying new restaurants and completing home improvement projects.