Susan Nadine Solomon

In my 30+ years as a psychotherapist , I have had the honor of witnessing the unfolding of my patient’s deeper understanding of their lives and the freedom to grow into possibilities. Therapy is a place to ask courageous questions. Therapy is a holding environment where you allow your hidden self to be seen. The first session is an act of courage and the admission of needing help. Many people carry a deep wound of being unlovable. In therapy, we pay attention to the patterns of repetition that keep us small. Acknowledging and working through anxiety and depression is the path to fulfilment and authenticity. With curiosity and compassion, we will explore difficult emotions that force us to hide. I believe connections heal and that we heal from what we name. I have witnessed the rewards of the therapeutic process and how it helps people to understand their addiction as”a spiritual quest gone wrong.” Therapy is an opening to spaciousness, clarity and aliveness.