Susan Barrow

Susan Barrow is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LMSW) whose practice revolves around the importance of relationships. She deeply understands the dynamics between children, adults, and families, navigating their complex emotional landscapes. With specialized training in Infant Mental Health, Susan emphasizes the vital attachment relationships between primary caregivers and their infants or young children, influencing every aspect of her therapeutic approach. Her unique perspective underscores that therapy must consider the individual's relationships, both past and present. Known for her creativity and flexibility, Susan is adept at addressing a wide range of issues faced by children, teens, adults, and families, from the challenges of divorce and trauma to attachment difficulties and adoption concerns. She employs play interventions and diverse art forms, enriching her sessions with interactive and expressive elements. Furthermore, Susan extends her expertise through reflective supervision for fellow therapists in the field of Infant Mental Health. Clients can expect an open and compassionate listener, tailoring their therapeutic journey to meet their individual needs.