Susye Greenwood, LMHC(She/Her/Hers)

Susye Greenwood works with adults whose lives often appear successful and well-managed from the outside, but feel more complex on the inside. Her clients include entrepreneurs, attorneys, investors, creatives, and leaders operating in demanding environments. Many are in periods of transition—personally or professionally—and find themselves questioning what once felt clear. Beneath competence and achievement, there may be anxiety, restlessness, relationship strain, or a quiet sense of disconnection. They are not looking to step away from their ambitions, but to live in a way that feels more grounded, intentional, and aligned with their values. Her practice offers a confidential space where both ambition and vulnerability can be explored without judgment.

Her approach is integrative and insight-oriented, grounded in psychodynamic and relational therapy. She helps clients understand the patterns that shape how they relate, work, and make meaning—while supporting changes that are deliberate and sustainable. Sessions are collaborative and engaged, balancing depth with forward movement. Rather than quick fixes, she emphasizes emotional clarity and practical shifts that hold up under real-world pressure.

Before becoming a psychotherapist, Susye spent fifteen years as a photojournalist and studied public policy. This background informs her sensitivity to context, culture, and personal narrative, as well as how external expectations and internal standards shape a life.

She maintains a private practice in New York State and offers in-person and virtual sessions, along with in-home meetings and walk-and-talk therapy. Half- and full-day intensives are available for individuals or seeking focused, in-depth work.