Susan Nelson, LCSW, has dedicated over forty years to understanding and exploring the intricate stories of her clients. As a passionate therapist, Susan takes tremendous pride in facilitating personal growth through collaborative treatment planning. Specializing in both individual and couples therapy, she draws upon her extensive knowledge in various modalities, including attachment-based and cognitively focused approaches. Susan believes that exploring family of origin dynamics is essential for a comprehensive therapeutic experience, allowing clients to recognize the roots of their presenting concerns. Her therapeutic style embodies empathy, practicality, and interpersonal connection, creating a safe space for clients. She uniquely incorporates attachment theory, emotional boundaries, resilience building, and the transformative power of gratitude in her sessions. Notably, her insights into shame and vulnerability, heavily influenced by Brené Brown's research, resonate with many clients, providing them with valuable tools for navigating challenges. Susan is particularly adept at addressing anxiety, relationship issues, and depression, while also offering support for those coping with grief and loss, including the loss of beloved pets. She looks forward to deeply connecting with clients and guiding them through their personal narratives.