About

If you have ever been at a loss for what to do or felt stuck in a situation that
seemed to have no solution then please know that there is still hope.
Regardless if it is complex trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and depression, there
is hope. If you have a child with ADHD, ODD or another intellectual disability
or have a history of that yourself, there is hope. It is my heart to meet everyone
where they are at and to enable them to know that no matter what has
happened in their life, no matter the trauma, there is light at the end of the tunnel.

To shed a little light on who I am personally let me peel back the curtain for just
a minute. I have worked in the mental health or disabilities field for almost my
whole life. When my kids were young I did in home respite for developmentally disabled
persons. I have worked with teens in group home care, child advocacy center and other community
referrals along with first responders. I returned to grad school in 2008 and have been
licensed since graduation in 2011. Since then I have worked as a case
manager, provided treatment to those with an addiction history, as well as provided more
traditional one on one services.

To make a long story short, I love what I do or I would not have done so much of it.
Each and every one of my experiences has made me a better human and consequently a
better therapist. My ability to empathize with a wide variety of individuals allows me
to see the reality of their struggles. There is hope in every situation. So even if you
have a lot going on, know that at times in my life, I have too. I hear you and I am here
for you.

Hope to talk to you soon,

Christine Sutka.