Susan Dawdy

Susan Dawdy is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, specializing in supporting adults and elders (65+) through various life challenges. She adeptly navigates the complexities of grief, marital and premarital issues, and significant life transitions. Susan fosters a compassionate environment for individuals, couples, and families to explore their unique cycles of grief, manage symptoms, and develop effective strategies for regaining peace and functionality. With a deep respect for all faiths, family dynamics, and cultural backgrounds, she equips clients with essential skills to navigate life's developmental stages with clarity and resilience. Drawing from her extensive training in mindfulness-based therapies, Internal Family Systems, and the developmental model of couples therapy, her approach is tailored to meet each client's specific needs. Susan's commitment to understanding the language of her clients' souls creates a safe space for meaningful therapeutic work. Her experiences as a long-standing social worker and a mother of four, including her youngest son who has Down’s Syndrome, enrich her perspective, allowing her to honor the sacred in everyday realities as she guides her clients towards acceptance and deeper meaning.