Psychotherapy in the Washington, DC metro area
202 232-4900
202 232-4900
As a psychotherapist, I see my job as to help people become more connected to themselves and more fully engaged with their lives. By listening carefully and with deep appreciation for individual differences, I seek to understand the unique person who sits before me and the particular nature of his or her struggles. Perhaps you are suffering from depression or anxiety, plagued by a sense of failure or regret, or facing a challenging life transition. I believe that such difficult experiences are more than simply symptoms to be gotten rid of, they are communications from silenced or neglected parts of the self which are now asking to be heard. In therapy, I help people come to terms with the past, sort out difficulties in relationships, discover satisfying work, and find their place in the world. I do not believe I have the answers for you, but that you have within you a source of wisdom and intelligence that knows the right way forward for your life. Undertaking together a process of inquiry – into your emotions, dreams, conflicts and dilemmas – we can engage that source of wisdom, and you can find the way to greater freedom, confidence and aliveness.
My post-graduate training includes study at the C.G. Jung Institut of Zurich, Switzerland, and with the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts. I am also certified in the family systems approach of Bert Hellinger.
Phone: 202 232 4900
Email: Questions concerning psychotherapy with Susan may be directed to Bob Sheavly, Director of CWPA, who coordinates all initial inquiries. Bob may be reached by clicking the following link:
Bob@DCpsychotherapy.com
Woodley Park Office
3000 Connecticut Ave., NW
Suite 440
Washington DC 20008