Susan Blackburn Counselling & Psychotherapy

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120 Eglinton Avenue East
Suite 304
Toronto
ON M4P 1E2

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Susan Blackburn, M.A. is an Individual Counsellor, Couples Counsellor, Marriage Therapist, Published Author and Relationship Expert in Toronto at Yonge & Eglinton.

She is a member of the Ontario Association of Consultants, Counsellors, Psychometrists and Psychotherapists (OACCPP) and has a Masters degree in Counselling from the Adler School in Chicago, a B.A. (Honours) from York University and a B.Sc. in Business from the University of Phoenix.

Credentials include being a published author and several guest appearances on television and radio as an expert therapist including That Channel’s ‘Extraordinary Women TV’, the W Network’s ‘Style by Jury’ and Gail Vaz-Oxlade’s (of ‘Til Debt Do Us Part) show, ‘Princess’.

Her approach integrates cognitive behavioural (CBT), client-centred, Adlerian and solution-focused methods. Areas of expertise include marriage and relationships, confidence-building, stress management, anger, depression, anxiety, grief, addictions, self-esteem, conflict resolution, communication and work/life balance.

Susan enjoys working with people to achieve a sense of overall fulfillment. Using warm and encouraging support, she allows people to rediscover their confidence, find life balance and enjoy every aspect of their lives.

As a mother, therapist and former director of a graduate-level private school, Susan understands the challenges facing career-committed professionals, family-oriented individuals and those seeking change for personal development and success.

She lives near the lakeshore in Southern Ontario with her family and spends her leisure time enjoying yoga, painting, music, snowboarding, surfing, golfing and exploring the countryside.

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