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Helping you become who you’re meant to be in this world. Don’t settle for surviving, when you were made to   

thrive!

You're not alone!

At different times in life, many of us find ourselves feeling helpless, depressed, and anxious. In our regressed state, we are not living life to the fullest but merely surviving. The past and present, combined with worries about what the future might bring, leaves us feeling pain in the mind and body.

 

I believe that each individual has the ability to heal and grow, creating real inner change and that a therapeutic relationship will allow you to explore thoughts, feelings, and behaviors from a place of curiosity and insight, while feeling supported, understood and safe. I believe that this service should be affordable for everyone.

Sue of White Brick Therapy offering online addictions counselling in Canada

Counselling for Individuals

Are you tired of feeling stuck?

 

Sick of encountering the same problems/issues/struggles over and over again? 

 

YOU ARE NOT ALONE.

 

Change is very hard; we naturally fear it. I can help. I will work with you to get beneath the surface, sort through the layers and come to a place of deeper understanding and greater ability to make conscious choices. In both my professional and personal experience, I have come to believe in the transformative power of therapy.

Therapy requires courage and perseverance. Though it can be challenging, I can help you on the road to change.I strive to create a safe, healing non-judgmental space where you can explore your unresolved hurts, fears, and life's challenges.  

 

I am excited to take the first step in this transformative journey with you!

Hi, I'm Sue!

I’m so glad you’re here! I am a Registered Professional Counsellor and Certified Addiction Counselor, with over 2 years of psychotherapy education. I am also certified in trauma and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. I use a psychodynamic approach which includes inner child work.  My aspiration is to help clients discover their true authentic self and find healing in the process. 

 

Now over 10 years sober myself, I want to share the gift of healing and recovery with others!

“Active listening is the priority to provide positive change for people,” she says. “It doesn’t matter if there’s a virtual component involved. Be present for the listening.” 
- Kimberly-Ann O'Connor, FORBES MAGAZINE

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