Sue Noble

MA, RCC

Registered Clinical Counsellor (#): #18630

Locations: Surrey Therapist Online

Serving: Adults Young Adults (25+) Other Counsellors

Children Youth Couples Families

I have been in the helping profession since 1994 and have been counselling for over 20 years. The combination of my life experiences as well as the 20 plus years of clinical counselling, have gifted me an expansive and diverse approach to counselling.  Completing my master’s later in life has further enhanced my wealth of knowledge.  I strive to provide compassion, understanding, empathy, and acceptance to all my clients.  My goal is for us to work together, to help you heal recent or old wounds, strengthen your sense of self, discover insights, and develop skills to move you forward.

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My Professional Background

    • Life Transitions (career/job, relationships, retirement, etc.)

    • Burnout and Compassion Fatigue, in particular health care professionals

    • Clinical Supervision/Consultation

    • Personal Balance and Wellness

    • Personal and Professional Development

    • Stress Management

    • Anxiety & Depression

    • Substance Misuse and Dependency

    • Trauma and Shame

    • Relationship Issues

    *if you want to work with me and don’t see your concern here, mention it on your inquiry form! I’ve worked with many areas and it’s possible I have experience working with yours before, too.

    • Experiential

    • Somatic

    • Emotion-focused

    • Attachment Model

    • Psychodynamic/Relational

    • Transactional Analysis/Internal Family Systems

    • Motivational Interviewing

    • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

    • Integration of neurobiology

    • Psychoeducation

    • Clinical Supervision/Consultation for Counsellors

    • EMDR & Parts Work for Treating Complex Trauma

    • Frank Andersn's Internal Family Systems Trauma Treatment Program

    • Compassionate Self: Caring for the Caregiver

    • Occupational Awareness (First Responder) Clinician Certification

    • Foundation of Existential Analysis

    • Existential Therapy: Foundations, Meaning & Fulfillment, and Grief

    • Clinical Supervision Certification

    • Deb Dana’s Polyvagal Informed Therapy Master Class

    • Emotional-Focused Individual Therapy

    • Trauma Competency Training (Certified Clinical Trauma Practitioner)

    • Shame & Self Loathing in the Treatment of Trauma - Janina Fisher

    • How to Work with Shame

    • Focusing, Level One

    • Satir Transformational Systemic Therapy, introduction

    • Attachment: Strategies for Engaging and Helping

    • Attachment and Families

    • Couples Therapists Take Charge (Developmental Model)

    • Gottman Method Approach for Transforming Relationships

    • Peter Lavine’s Trauma Master Class: Somatic Experiencing

    • Treating Severe PTSD, Pat Ogden

    • Motivational Interviewing

    *This training represents my most recent training, approximately 1/3rd of my total.

    • English

Get To Know Me Personally

  • Simple doesn't always mean it’s easy. For me, it’s important to meditate in the morning, eat healthfully, and exercise regularly. These simple things support my emotional and mental health.

  • I’ve been counselling for 20 years and I am still encouraged, warmed and in awe by people’s courage to face their fears, uncertainty, trauma… as well as a host of other issues being human brings to us. Becoming a counsellor was inevitable, it is what I’ve always been. Friends, family, and acquaintances have always sought me out and seen me as a confidant, a trusting soul.

  • My sense of adventure both externally and internally.

  • An actress on Broadway. It speaks to my interest in people and their character. I’ve always wanted to know how people tick. When I was young, acting was a vehicle for understanding others.

  • You can find me in my kayak on an adventure, on a trail running, or hiking. The theme is wilderness 😊

  • If you have reached out for the first time, you’ve already engaged your courage and curiosity. This is what is needed to continue therapy. Typically, trying new things makes us uncomfortable, counselling is no different. Know that your counsellor will do their best to develop your relationship and like any relationship it takes time to cultivate.

  • Engaging with people and having clients learn and know the richness of themselves. And, HOPE! It’s about watching hope being enacted.

  • The first thing clients tell me is that I am “so easy to talk to”. They also say I have a very calming voice. I think the most common feedback I receive is that clients feel validated and safe, allowing them to gain a different perspective.

  • “When you’re at peace with yourself and love your self, it is virtually impossible to do things to yourself that are destructive”

    — Wayne Dyer

New Clients

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Existing Clients

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