Redundant or Revered? Our Individual and Cultural Responses to Ageing and Death

Works privately as a psychotherapist, supervisor, and trainer and has a particular specialism in working with the survivors of complex trauma. Her trainings in integrative psychotherapy, psychodynamic work, sensorimotor psychotherapy, dance movement therapy, and the Feldenkrais Method all inform her work. She draws on these trainings as well as relational psychotherapy, contemporary neuroscience, and attachment theory in an approach that endeavours to integrate mind, body, and emotions in the service of healing and change. Sue is also a writer and her book Dancing Between Hope and Despair: Trauma, Attachment and the Therapeutic Relationship was published by Palgrave in 2016. From the perspective of a historian and a psychotherapist she is currently researching and writing about the multi-faceted subject of time and how we relate to it. E-mail: