text: Susan Jedd, LCPC – nCenter
  Susan Jedd, LCPC
  I'm Susan Jedd and I became a licensed clinical professional counselor in 1991. After graduation, I took a long break to raise my children and, in the process, became a student of human development and attachment. I have been fascinated by the parent-child relationship since I became a mom. I hold a B.A. in psychology and an M.A. in counseling psychology. I have been providing counseling services to children, teens, and adults at the Bozeman nCenter since 2014. I approach my clients with acceptance and compassion, as well as a sense of fun.
  My theoretical orientation is grounded in person-centered therapy with a focus on the importance of interpersonal attachments for building safe emotional connections with others and an empowered sense of self. In particular, I have studied and implemented the work of Gordon Neufeld who focuses on building strong connections that support children's maturation, development, and secure sense of self.
  I am trained in emotionally focused therapy (EFT), which I believe can bring a level of emotional resolution to relationships that is deeply healing. My goal is to provide a therapeutic relationship that makes important emotional shifts possible. I believe that each person has a need to connect deeply with family and friends and I value helping remove blocks to forming solid connections.
  I work to remain open-minded to my clients' experiences, while seeking to connect them to the best evidence-based practices available. Pairing counseling with neurotherapy supports my clients' ability to make lasting, positive life-changes.
  I love to share my experience of improving family relationships through deep mutual connection. My adorable therapy dog Gus is also committed to helping through connecting–and he's hypoallergenic!