Alicia Fitzpatrick

My communication style

In our work together, you can expect clear, compassionate, and down-to-earth communication. I speak in a warm, conversational way — never overly clinical — so you feel like you’re talking to someone who truly gets you. I check in often to ensure you feel safe, supported, and understood, and I’m honest when something feels important to address.

My journey to mental healthcare

Before becoming a therapist, I spent eight years in law enforcement on patrol — a career that brought both tremendous responsibility and deep personal impact. I received recognitions such as the Medal of Valor and the Life Saving Award, but the experiences that stayed with me most were the human ones: the crises, the losses, and the resilience.

My goals for you

I help clients set and reach treatment goals by working collaboratively and intentionally from the very beginning. We start by identifying what matters most to you — not what you “should” work on, but what genuinely feels meaningful, urgent, or relieving. Together, we clarify those goals into something tangible and realistic.

Our first session

I know firsthand how heavy the weight of trauma can be, and I also know that healing becomes possible when you have someone in your corner who understands, listens deeply, and walks with you without judgment. I offer that kind of presence — grounded, real, and committed to helping others reclaim their sense of safety, power, and hope.

I identify as...

• Female
• Hispanic or Latinx, Caucasian or White
• Christian