Sue Bernt is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, specializing in working with adults, teens, and children (6+) alongside their families. Her therapeutic approach is centered on enhancing relationships, addressing behavioral challenges, and tackling issues related to depression, stress, anxiety, self-worth, and trauma. Through play therapy, Sue provides a unique avenue for children to communicate, learn problem-solving skills, and modify negative behaviors, often engaging the whole family in the healing process. She is adept at guiding adults through unexpected life situations, employing a range of therapeutic theories including Family Systems Theory, Developmental Psychotherapy, Psychoeducation, Attachment Theory, and Person-Centered approaches. Sue's commitment to non-directive methods and her reflective practice in the playroom facilitate profound inner healing for children. With a background as a teacher, family advocate, and therapist, she is devoted to empowering individuals as they uncover their innate strengths. Sue actively participates in Mental Health trainings, ensuring she remains at the forefront of research and best practices related to children and families.