Sue Richmond is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist, specializing in guiding adults through anxiety, life transitions, and spiritual exploration. With a profound understanding of how individuals form their beliefs and behaviors over time, she employs a psychotherapy model that focuses on helping clients unravel and unburden the sources of their unhappiness and interpersonal challenges. Sue fosters a genuine and authentic approach to life, encouraging her clients to embrace their true selves, irrespective of past conflicting messages. Her holistic view of psychological wellness considers individuals within the rich tapestry of their lives. Emphasizing that all difficulties can be addressed and improved within a compassionate, non-judgmental therapeutic environment, Sue is also a Certified Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapist, an IFS Approved Consultant, and an IFS Lead Trainer. Her expertise incorporates a wide range of issues, including trauma, addiction, relationship difficulties, and mood disorders, ensuring that her practice is deeply rooted in empathy and understanding.