Laurel Sullivan

Laurel is a dedicated court-appointed guardian based in Astoria, Oregon, where she was born and raised. After becoming aware of the lack of elderly support in the area when working as an EMT, she pivoted her career focus to become a necessary resource for those on the coast. Known for her compassionate nature and unwavering commitment to the well-being of vulnerable adults, Laurel has earned a reputation as a true gem in the community.

With a take-charge spirit, mama bear attitude, and a heart full of empathy, Laurel navigates the complexities of guardianship with grace and determination. Her extensive experience has made her a respected figure not only among her clients but also within the local courts and social services. She approaches each case with a personalized touch, ensuring that the unique needs and wishes of those she serves are always prioritized.

Laurel's commitment to advocacy extends beyond her professional role. She actively engages with community organizations, spearheading initiatives to raise awareness about the challenges faced by the elderly, and promoting resources that enhance their quality of life. Her genuine care and tireless efforts have made a lasting impact on many lives, fostering a sense of security and dignity for those who often feel overlooked.

In her free time, Laurel enjoys exploring the beautiful Oregon coast with her family, volunteering for various events, and supporting the many small businesses in her local community. She is truly passionate about her clients, going above and beyond to provide the best care and support possible. Her dedication to protecting the most vulnerable members of society, and leadership with a virtue of grace (which is fitting as Laurel’s middle name), solidifies her status as a pillar of the Astoria community.

Certifications & Education:

  • National Certified Guardian, Center for Guardianship

  • Certified Guardian/Conservator, PCC

  • Certified Nursing Assistant, CCC

  • Certified EMT, FCC

Experience & Community Involvement:

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