Sue Daniel (she/her)
Sue is a qualified counsellor and a member of the Australian Counselling Association. She is deeply committed to helping her clients navigate their challenges and find their inner strengths in a supportive, compassionate and caring environment.
Sue is empathic, collaborative and uses a non-judgemental approach to help her clients with grief and loss, trauma, depression and anxiety, ageing and life transition, work issues and alcohol and drug addiction.
Her passion for therapy began with an interest in health and wellbeing and informal roles as a peer supporter and mentor, after her own personal loss. Sue co-authored the book Always a Part of Me - Surviving Childbearing Loss, listed as an essential resource with organisations such as Grief Australia and Red Nose Australia.
Sue studied counselling after a career as a journalist, where storytelling was an outlet for her curiosity and allowed her to explore the impacts of life on individuals and communities. She graduated with a Master of Counselling from Torrens University and has experience in modalities such as Person-Centred Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Solution Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI) and mindfulness practice. Sue trained in Vedic meditation in 2019, and this is a fundamental part of her regular practice for self-care and maintaining personal growth. Sue is also an accredited Mediator through the Resolution Institute Sydney.
Sue’s therapeutic practice is trauma informed, and she warmly welcomes LGBTQI and Neurodiverse members of the community.
Sue sees clients at the Mosman practice on Mondays and runs The Grief Circle, grief group which she holds at the Mosman practice.
Sue is starting to see clients in July at Mosman.