My name is Sue Moore, I am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with the State of Ohio and hold a Master of Education in School Counseling from Liberty University. I have been with North Coast Family Foundation since 2018, and I see clients in our Willoughby Hills office. I am also available for telehealth.
I have always found myself drawn to people, especially those who are hurting, and have found that I am curious about their experience and how they view life. I felt called by God to use my love for people, my love of learning, my life experiences and my gifts to help others journey through their challenges. I feel very blessed and am honored to be able to join them as they process ideas and experiences, face difficult things and navigate through them
I enjoy working with families, couples and individuals experiencing issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, conflict, anger, divorce and other difficult life transitions and relationships. I work to provide a safe place to explore issues and foster healing and growth. My own faith has sustained me through many difficulties, and I feel privileged to be able to help those who desire to incorporate their faith into their healing and growth, using biblical principles and God’s grace.
In my spare time, I love spending time with my husband, our children and our grandchildren. I also love spending time with friends, being outside, hiking, exploring parks, traveling, volunteering, reading and being involved with mission trips. My husband and I facilitate classes at our church, which are often focused on marriage, and we also volunteer for various events there.
