Therapy for women in Golden, Colorado And across CO, MA, & FL

Helping you reconnect with
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If you’re honest with yourself:

You’ve never really felt like you truly belong anywhere.

You’ve spent so much time figuring out how to fit in that it almost feels automatic now, like realizing you’re wearing a mask you don’t remember putting on. Outwardly, you might seem like you’ve got it all together—professionally successful, active social life, beautiful family—but inside, it’s a different story.

You’re tired of always feeling like “too much” or “not enough,” and it’s hard to imagine a life where you’re able to just be.

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Maybe you also struggle with…

Overwhelming anxiety or panic

Your mind is constantly trying to prepare for the worst, replaying conversations and rehearsing every possible outcome before anything even happens. You’ve learned to anticipate conflict, but this feeling of being on-edge all the time is stealing something from you—your humor, your creativity, your joy. You want to feel lighthearted and present, but the weight of all that worry keeps pulling you away from the things that once made you feel alive.

Feeling burned out on the things that used to fulfill you

You’ve been go-go-going for so long, it’s hard to even imagine slowing down without everything falling apart. There’s a voice in the back of your mind whispering that you should be doing more, learning more, being more—even though you’re already exhausted. The very things that used to make you feel successful or valued now feel like they’re draining the life out of you, but stopping doesn’t feel like an option.

Memories or feelings from the past coming up in the present

Lately, it feels like emotions are surfacing out of nowhere, catching you off guard and leaving you unsettled. Maybe it’s something your child is struggling with that echoes your own pain from childhood, or maybe it’s the way your body tenses when a memory comes up unexpectedly. You wish it didn’t affect you so much, but can’t figure out how to focus on the present moment when these feelings keep pulling you back to the past.

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Hi, I’m Susannah.

You’ve already tried to think your way out of this—let’s slow down & try something different together.

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In therapy with me, you don’t have to perform, explain yourself, or try so hard to be understood. 

I show up with warmth, humor, and a down-to-earth presence that I’ve been told makes it easier to open up, even about the things that might feel too big or messy to share anywhere else. We’ll take things slowly and move at a pace that feels comfortable, creating a space where you can process and move through emotions without feeling rushed or held to a rigid agenda. Whether we’re outside in nature or meeting virtually, my goal is to help you feel grounded and supported as we identify and navigate the paths toward healing and wholeness that feel right for you.

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I’m not here to tell you how to feel or what to do—instead, I’m here to help you reconnect with the wisdom that already exists inside you.

I approach therapy as a partnership. You bring your experiences and questions, and I bring a steady, playful, and creative presence to help you explore your inner world. Session to session, we might intentionally incorporate nature, music, or art, or simply sit with what’s coming up for you. However we decide to approach our work together, I’ll make sure it feels safe, manageable, and aligned with your needs. Above all, I’ll hold space for the version of you that’s already whole—even when it’s hard for you to see it yourself.

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Here’s how I can help:

Getting started is simple.

1

Connect

Schedule a free consultation by clicking here. You’ll be able to share some initial information via the scheduling form, and choose a time that works best for your schedule to connect with me for a 20-minute video call. During our call, you’ll have a chance to share more about what you feel you are needing at this time, ask any initial questions you have, and schedule your first appointment if you’re ready to get started. I offer in-person sessions in Golden and online for anyone located in CO, MA, & FL.

2

Ground

We’ll meet for your first 90-minute session and, after discussing your needs, decide on a cadence and length for our future sessions. Throughout our work, we’ll find groundedness by walking in nature, creating art, tuning into physical sensations, laughing, and celebrating often.

3

Grow

The things you learn in our sessions—like how to listen to your body, center yourself, and speak up for your needs—can allow you to feel more in control of your life and excited about the future. Getting in touch with who you are beyond the expectations of others gives you the confidence to grow.

Now’s the time to put yourself first.

Liberate yourself & live a life you truly love.

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