Katelyn Fortunato

Compassionate care and evidence-based practices come together in the therapeutic approach of Katelyn Fortunato, MA, LPC. With a passionate focus on working with children, adolescents, and young adults, Katelyn brings a fresh perspective to the treatment of a wide range of mental health challenges. Her expertise spans depressive disorders, anxiety-related disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, ADHD, and autism spectrum disorder, making her a versatile and skilled counselor for diverse client needs.

As a Licensed Professional Counselor, Katelyn's practice is built on a foundation of solid academic preparation. She earned her Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Kent State University, laying the groundwork for her career in mental health. Furthering her expertise, she pursued and obtained her Master's Degree from Walsh University, honing her skills and deepening her understanding of therapeutic techniques.

Katelyn's approach to therapy is both flexible and personalized. She utilizes a combination of evidence-based practices and therapeutic modalities, carefully tailoring her methods to find the right fit for each individual client. This adaptable strategy allows her to address the unique needs and goals of every person she works with, whether in individual, couples, or family counseling settings.

At the heart of Katelyn's practice is a commitment to fostering hope and promoting positive self-image. She aspires to help individuals reach their personal goals, working collaboratively with clients to overcome barriers and develop new tools for success. Her ultimate aim is to guide each person towards the realization that happiness is indeed possible, regardless of the challenges they face.

Katelyn Fortunato practices under the direct supervision of Toni DiMargio LPCC-S, ensuring adherence to the highest professional standards and continuous growth in her therapeutic skills. This supervisory relationship adds an extra layer of expertise and support to Katelyn's already comprehensive approach to counseling.