Offering support in Grief & Loss, Transition & Change, Chronic Illness, Trauma, Body Image, Eating Disorder, Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, Parenting, and Relationship Experiences and Challenges.

Dr. Susan J. Gulbe Walsh is a white cisgender female (she, her), pansexual identified psychologist and certified grief educator who has worked in mental health, social service, and educational settings for 35 years. Susan has extensive training and experience in individual, couple, and group therapy, consultation, and supervision. As Susan's healing journey includes working through her own grief and loss, eating disorder, and trauma issues, she feels honored to support others toward safely navigating these life challenges. Susan's professional passions include community health, social justice, and the interface between psychology and religion.

Susan is offering in-person and telehealth individual, couple, and group consultation, assessment, and therapy for adults seeking identity affirming, trauma informed care. Her therapeutic approach is integrative with an emphasis on developmentally appropriate and culturally informed interpersonal, existential, feminist, imaginal, and psychodynamic perspectives. Treatment modalities for 60, 75, and 90-minute sessions include talk therapy, expressive arts, mindfulness, somatic practices, and walking therapy toward safely and whole-heartedly facilitating emotional stability, exploring psychological growth, inspiring change and sustaining life goals.