LMSW-C, 24 years of experience
My name is Sue Nelson, and I deeply understand the significance of each individual's healing journey. I genuinely care about the process you are going through and am here to support you every step of the way. With 24 years of experience as a therapist, I have seen firsthand how unique and personal people can be. Before becoming a therapist, I worked as a registered nurse and an educator, and these experiences have profoundly shaped my understanding of people's needs. If you find yourself at a crossroads and ready to explore the path to healing, I warmly invite you to reach out through this platform. Healing is a personal journey, often filled with challenges and triumphs. It is essential to have support and guidance along the way, whether finding connections with others who share similar experiences or simply having someone to listen. Together, we can navigate through the uncertainties and uncover the strength within you. Please feel free to share your thoughts, questions, or concerns—I am here to help you on this transformative journey. Remember, you do not have to walk this path alone
Our first session is a crucial step in building a supportive relationship. My goal is to create a warm and welcoming space where we can both explore whether we're a good fit. We will discuss your needs and preferences to develop a personalized plan that resonates with you. My priority is to ensure you feel safe, supported, and nurtured as we navigate your growth and healing.
Drawing from my professional expertise and personal experiences, I aim to guide you in your journey. I look forward to connecting with many of you as you seek healing and relief. If you are ready to take this step, please do not hesitate to reach out. You can also find my profile on Psychology Today under the ZIP code 49820, where I share more about my approach and the services I offer.
I love to help people who have had so much stress, anxiety, depression, or trauma that I can visually see the change in them for the positive. Many people still, in this time do not "believe in therapy" - most will quickly change their minds after some relief is felt.
My #1 "go to" - it works, clients love it, and really, you feel the way you THINK.
Faith-based therapy is essential for believers - a personal relationship with Christ and being filled with the Holy Spirit is part of who they/we are.
All clients are different and bringing in more than one treatment method is often needed.
This is very serious; it is something that needs to be individualized. I do an initial assessment, and together we determine how we will continue.
Clients have goals; we present options to help them accomplish them.