She has an accepting, collaborative and encouraging style that involves teaching skills and practices to support clients in uncovering their own wisdom in responding to life’s challenges. She believes that each person has a unique story and perspective that must be understood for real change to occur, and that learning and transformation can happen at any stage in life. Susan has a particular interest in eating disorders and body image and believes it is possible for individuals to make peace with their bodies and with food. She received her Mindfulness-Based Eating Awareness Training Program facilitator training in 2011 from the creator of the program, Dr. Jean Kristeller.