Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Hello and Welcome. I am so glad that you decided to reach out for support at this critical time in your life. It takes a great deal of courage to pursue change and to work towards living your best life. I am honored that you would allow me to partner with you on this journey. Here is some information about me and how I plan to support you as you move forward.
I have a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Cleveland State University (2014) and am a Licensed Independent Social Worker with Supervision Designation for the state of Ohio. Since the beginning of my social work career I have been refining my skills and gaining valuable work experience in a variety of settings. After obtaining my Bachelor degree from Bowling Green State University I set out to change the world one person at a time. For the first half of my career I worked for the Salvation Army as a Community Social Worker and concluded my time there as The Director of the Women and Children’s Shelter. As a community social worker I engaged in crisis intervention, case management and served as a life coach. My experience as a director helped me to gain knowledge in group therapy, advocacy and coordination of services. I have worked with runaway teens as well as those involved with the justice system. The second half of my career included clinical social worker in the acute hospital setting as well as a rehabilitation center. In these settings I provided case management and counseling services for those individuals who had a sudden life changing event that resulted in depression, anxiety and a need to formulate a plan for a new normal. My current position as a hospice social worker allows me to provide grief, marital and family counseling prior to and directly after the patients transition. I truly believe that the work I do is my gift and each day I live by the motto, “We come into this world full, leave empty”.
My counseling style is warm and engaging and I always strive to develop a therapeutic relationship that leaves the person feeling valued and heard. My primary approach is Client Centered which focuses on providing unconditional positive regard, empathy and genuine support. I also utilize Cognitive- Behavioral and Psychodynamic counseling. I will tailor our dialog and treatment plan to meet your unique and special needs. If you’re ready for a change I stand ready to help.
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Sonya Fuller greets people who reach out for support at critical moments, acknowledging the courage it takes to pursue change and work toward a fuller life. She welcomes the opportunity to partner with individuals as they move forward.
She earned a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Cleveland State University in 2014 and completed her undergraduate studies at Bowling Green State University. She holds licensure in Ohio as an independent social worker with a supervision designation.
Since the start of her social work career she has refined her skills across a variety of settings. After finishing her bachelor’s degree she began work with the Salvation Army as a community social worker and concluded that chapter as the director of the Women and Children’s Shelter. In community roles she provided crisis intervention, case management, and life coaching, and as director she gained experience with group therapy, advocacy, and service coordination. She has also worked with runaway teens and with individuals involved in the justice system.
The second half of her career has included clinical social work in acute hospital settings and at a rehabilitation center, where she offered case management and counseling for people facing sudden, life-changing events that contributed to depression, anxiety, and the need to establish a new normal. In her current role as a hospice social worker she provides grief, marital, and family counseling both prior to and directly after patients’ transitions.
She considers this work a personal gift and lives by the motto “We come into this world full, leave empty.” Her counseling style is warm and engaging, focused on building a therapeutic relationship that leaves each person feeling valued and heard. Her primary approach is client-centered, emphasizing unconditional positive regard, empathy, and genuine support. She also integrates cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamic counseling techniques and tailors conversations and treatment plans to meet each individual’s needs. When someone is ready for change, she stands ready to help.
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