Kaitlin Mulvihill

My style is collaborative, relational, and grounded in genuine human connection. I don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach to therapy. Instead, I work alongside you to understand your experiences, explore what matters most, and shape our work in a way that feels supportive and meaningful.

Together we'll make sense of what you've been going through, whether you're navigating grief, a major life transition, or a season that feels heavy or uncertain. This is a space where your full experience is welcome and will work together to find a life that feels more grounded, connected, and your own.

My clients would describe me as warm, welcoming, and caring. They have shared that they feel comfortable talking to me and appreciate an experience where they can share anything without judgement.

I work with adults navigating grief, including the death of a loved one, relationship changes, identity shifts, or seasons of uncertainty and overwhelm that feel difficult to move through alone. I especially enjoy working with young adults navigating the loss of a parent, as well as women moving through divorce or separation.

I experienced my own significant personal loss when my dad died on my first day of graduate school. That experience, alongside my professional work in hospice and hospital settings, deepened my commitment to supporting others as they navigate grief, make sense of their experiences, and reconnect with themselves and the people around them.

My practice is called Common Thread Therapy which comes from a belief that our lives are shaped by the connections we hold to ourselves, others, our histories, and the broader systems we live in. I am also deeply influenced by the history of domestic arts as forms of community, care, and resistance especially among women and queer communities.