Advocate
Suzanne is an ardent advocate for the integration of indigenous practices into therapeutic frameworks. With a rich heritage rooted in the Japanese and New Mexican traditions, she brings a unique blend of cultural wisdom and modern psychological expertise to her work.
“Those who have the least should have the best. Advocating for underserved, underrepresented, and disadvantaged groups to receive the gold standard in services.”
Indigenous Practices
Trauma Healing
What does it take to heal from trauma?
What resources are available to help aid in the healing process?
Sibling Development
From understanding birth order to fostering stronger families, sibling relationships are a critical element of healing in mental health.
Intergenerational Trauma
The effects of trauma can be passed down over generations. A cycle of trauma can develop when a parent experiences (or has experienced) trauma, impacting their parenting.
There’s a new standard for healing and it doesn’t involve fancy new techniques. It revolves around age old practices developed by indigenous peoples.
The Gold Standard
What is the Gold Standard for mental health and healing?
It should include more than just the traditional therapeutic practices.
Invisibility
We cannot let people fall through the cracks. This happens in many ways. People are invisible because of race, economic status, microaggressions, and level of ability.
Suzanne’s Blog
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