Colleen Fitzpatrick

Families navigating teen conflict, adults worn down by anxiety, individuals carrying the weight of trauma or loss — these are the people Colleen Fitzpatrick has built her practice around. Based in Haddonfield, New Jersey, Colleen is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker whose own encounters with learning disabilities, significant medical challenges, and grief have shaped a deeply personal understanding of what it means to struggle. That lived experience is not incidental to her clinical work; it is central to it.

Colleen works with a wide range of clients — children, teenagers, adults, and the elderly — on concerns including depression, anxiety, mood disorders, eating disorders, trauma recovery, abuse, career transitions, and professional burnout. When family tension shows up as arguments over who is texting at the table or a teenager who communicates a crisis through a late-night message thread, she knows how to help families get underneath the surface conflict to what actually needs attention. Her background spans individual counseling, marriage and family therapy, crisis intervention, and vocational coaching, and she offers sessions online.

Colleen combines strong clinical grounding — including post-graduate psychoanalytic training and coursework in neurologic music therapy — with a creative, practical approach to skill-building. Her goal is straightforward: help people move through what feels impossible and find their footing on the other side.