Suzanne Hatton

I believe there resides, in each of us, the need to be fully seen, fully heard, and fully loved. Developing our highest self requires we be present, mindful, and authentic—it means choosing to live life on purpose and with intention. Why is it so difficult to get there, and harder still to sustain? Many reasons: trauma, difficult families, messy relationships, ill-fitting careers, illness, distorted perceptions, bad habits, financial worries, toxic mindsets, transitions, aging—in other words, LIFE. Life happens. The result is a process that is often uncomfortable and leaves us physically and emotionally changed and worn. The good news? Therapy is a journey of healing and hope, and positive change is possible! Working in a genuine, supportive, and collaborative therapeutic relationship, I can assist you in learning new ways of thinking and coping in an environment free of judgment or assumption, where you can discover what matters to you, what’s working and what isn’t. Open-minded, empathetic, and seasoned practitioner, I place a high value on the journey that therapy provides. The daughter of an immigrant, I came of age during the women’s movement and civil rights era, so I use a range of evidence-based modalities in treatment, but incorporate Multicultural, Feminist and Racial theories as valued frames of reference.