Douglas Livingston Quinn

My communication style

As a Catholic brother and priest, I walked with people as they moved through many transitions in their lives – births and deaths, weddings and divorces, celebrations and tragedies. As a marriage and family therapist, I have accompanied people through grief and loss, stress and anxiety, dealing with the past, and facing what the future might hold.

My journey to mental healthcare

My diverse experiences have taught me that people need a companion who can meet them where they are and help them become who they're meant to be. This understanding shapes how I show up for my clients every session.

My goals for you

Beginning from our very first session, I always provide feedback on what I think the best use of our time together would be, based on what has been shared with me by the client. Clients are encouraged to share their thoughts, and together we develop an overarching plan that allows for flexibility session-to-session.

Our first session

A first session will usually consist of a brief overview of the process and an explanation of the legal guidelines that govern our time together. After that, I like to take the time to introduce myself and tell a little bit about myself, and then I ask the client to do the same, so we get to know each other a bit.

I identify as...

• Male
• Caucasian or White
• Christian