Camila Suchy

Cami has worked with young adults, children, adolescents, and parents in a variety of contexts. She has been a therapist in community mental health and private practice settings, and has also worked as a social worker for a program for teen parents seeking to complete their high school education. From clinical therapy and school counseling, to teaching a high school parenting class for teens, Cami’s approach has focused on offering psychoeducation and teaching practical skills with the aim of empowering clients to analyze and learn how to tackle the issues which matter to them. Cami uses a Cognitive Behavioral, collaborative approach with her clients to fulfill these goals in therapy.

Cami loves learning, and she is always seeking to become better at what she does. In addition to her clinical and social work roles, she has served as an adjunct professor at her alma mater. This role allowed her to dive deeper into the theories and techniques which undergird her work. She has also spoken at state and national conferences regarding a thesis she completed as part of her education. Through opportunities such as these, as well as in her day to day, she works to continually seek out the knowledge needed to serve her clients well and improve as a clinician.

When not working, Cami enjoys spending time with her family, rollerblading, reading classic works of literature, and watching movies with her husband.