Susan Lee Chong
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I’m an Integrative therapist – working with individuals, couples and families either face-to-face or via online and telephone interactions. My clinical practice is underpinned by Humanistic/Person-Centred theory integrated with Systemic, Psychodynamic and Behavioural approaches – depending on client need. I spent 3 years working in a Domestic and Sexual Violence organisation as volunteer counsellor and counselling coordinator. I have worked in private practice in Doncaster and Lincolnshire since 2018. I work with a varied client presentation including General Anxiety Disorder, Depression/Low Mood, Low Self Esteem, Bereavement, Historic Child Sexual Abuse, Personality Disorder, PTSD, Bullying, Divorce, Relationship Challenges, Loneliness, Anger Management, Betrayal/Affairs, Confidence and many more.
My work outside of counselling includes a background of 25 years in the NHS working in an Acute Hospital Trust, Community Trust until, finally, completing my NHS career working within a High Secure environment. I enjoy coastal walks, studying – (I know!), family gatherings, gardening and dancing. I am passionate about mental health and am proud to support my clients in their very personal journey of discovery. I am equally as passionate about Education and look forward to working with Supervisees in their developing clinical practice.
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