Sue Glover is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist dedicated to guiding adults and elders through life's challenges. She understands that life can be both challenging and wonderful, filled with ups and downs. Sue offers a safe space where clients can feel heard and reassured that they will be okay. Although we cannot control everything that happens to us, she believes in the power of learning to live our best life, even during difficult times. With a B.S. in Psychology from Loyola University Chicago and a Master’s degree from Grand Valley State University, Sue brings over 22 years of experience in addressing issues such as grief, anxiety, and depression. Her approach encompasses various therapy types, including Compassion Focused, Culturally Sensitive, and Emotionally Focused modalities, ensuring that she tailors her support to meet each client's unique needs. Sue is committed to helping individuals discover their goals and navigate life transitions, and she looks forward to supporting others in their journey toward personal empowerment and healing.