With over 30 years of professional experience, Kathryn A. Dixon, MSW, LCSW has built her career around helping people find clarity, stability, and hope in the midst of life’s most challenging circumstances. She understands that when mental health and the justice system intersect, families often feel overwhelmed and uncertain. In 2007, Kathryn founded Interstate F.A.C.T.S. LLC to create a practice that not only offers therapeutic support but also provides the guidance and structure needed in litigation and high-conflict family matters.
Her work is rooted in the belief that every client deserves both compassion and objectivity. Through Interstate F.A.C.T.S., Kathryn provides a range of services including mental health and addiction evaluations, divorce mediation, shared parenting and custody evaluations, individual and family therapy, professional training for those working in the mental health and justice systems, and clinical supervision for social workers. She brings the same thoughtful balance to every role, whether she is supporting a family through transition, advising professionals, or testifying as an expert witness in the Superior Court of New Jersey.
Kathryn’s journey began at the University of New Hampshire, where she earned her Bachelor of Social Work in 1988 along with a minor in Justice Studies. While there, she was honored with the University Women’s Award for leadership, loyalty, scholarship, and service. She continued her education at Fordham University, completing her Master of Social Work before becoming licensed in both New York and New Jersey.
What sets Kathryn apart is her ability to combine decades of expertise with a genuine commitment to the well-being of her clients. She approaches each case with empathy and integrity, ensuring that individuals and families feel supported while also meeting the demands of the courts and systems they must navigate.
In March 2025, Kathryn’s leadership and innovation were recognized nationally when she was honored among the Top 100 Innovators & Entrepreneurs, a testament to her dedication to advancing the fields of mental health, family law, and professional development.