Susan is a Clinical Psychologist and Graduate member of the Psychological Society of Ireland, with experience across a wide range of clinical and research settings in Ireland

Susan earned her BA (Hons) in Applied Psychology as a mature student in University College Cork. She then worked in a health psychology setting in a clinical and research capacity, and in a supportive role with adults with intellectual disability while completing a Masters by Research in the University of Limerick. She worked in a trauma-informed setting with parents and children linked with Tusla for a number of years, before completing her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology in the University of Limerick. Susan has worked across a variety of settings, including family support; adult mental health; brain injury rehabilitation; disability services; parenting capacity assessment; child and adolescent primary care services and with the forced migrant community

Susan is a dedicated clinical psychologist with over 13 years of experience working with adults, children, and families. With a particular interest in trauma and trauma-informed approaches, Susan is committed to creating a safe, supportive environment for clients to explore their experiences. Drawing on both professional expertise and personal insights as a member of a neurodivergent family, Susan brings a deep understanding of the diverse ways in which individuals experience, process and respond to trauma. Susan is passionate about the neurodiversity-affirmative paradigm. Her approach is compassionate, evidence-based, and tailored to meet the unique needs of each client

Susan finds great fulfilment in collaborating within a team that is guided by Autistic voices and experiences, where individual strengths are highlighted and differences are celebrated. She values the privilege of working alongside individuals as they explore and discover their potential Autistic identity