Bridget Suse(She/Her/Hers)

I knew I wanted to be a therapist early in life when I became interested in understanding myself and others on a deeper level. I have always valued creating emotional connections and fostering meaningful relationships, and I apply that relational approach to my practice. I aim to provide my clients with a space to be vulnerable and work through challenges in their lives, where they can feel heard and supported. Having the opportunity to sit with someone in their discomfort and share in their successes is what makes this career so fulfilling.

I see individuals who are looking for a space to work through their thoughts, feelings and behaviors free of judgment and shame. My clients are seeking to bring awareness to patterns that are no longer serving them and develop new skills to improve their quality of life. I have worked in a variety of treatment settings and welcome people of all races, sizes, genders, ethnicities, abilities and orientations. As a queer therapist, I enjoy working with LGBTQIA+ individuals and the issues we face. My experience includes specializing in clients with depression and anxiety, binge eating and body image distress, Borderline Personality Disorder, and other struggles in regulating emotions and managing relationships. I am inspired by the relationships I have built with clients over the years and appreciate how we learn from each other in ways that I never expected. I hope to continue to guide and support my clients in connecting with their values and building a life worth living.