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Susan has worked as a family law attorney for over a decade handling all areas of divorce and custody cases. Additionally, she has spent many years as a Guardian ad Litem in Washington. This role required hard work and dedication. During that time, she was called as an expert in several trials. She was subject to cross-examination and highly regarded by judges. As a result, she can process complex situations quickly. In addition to her experience, Susan takes a realistic approach with her clients. She will provide you with information to make good decisions for your future. Her top priorities are listening to her clients, providing sound advice and following through with the legal work to achieve those goals. “My clients will always know my analysis of where they stand in their case.” says Susan. Finally, Susan does not back down from a fight when she feels her client’s interests are not being addressed. She cares deeply about providing excellent legal work to her clients. Susan has lived on the East side since 2004 and takes full advantage of the Northwest. In her free time, Susan loves outdoor adventure and spending time with family. She also enjoys water skiing. As a member of the legendary Stoops family, competitiveness and perfectionism are in Susan’s DNA. Hence, her degree in law.

DVLawyers AI Summary:

Susan Leeds is a seasoned clinical psychotherapist with over 25 years of experience, specializing in providing support to individuals and couples facing various personal challenges, including domestic violence, trauma, and relational issues. Her practice is rooted in an integrative and relational approach to psychotherapy, which emphasizes understanding the complexities of human relationships and the psychological impacts of past experiences. Susan’s tone is warm, empathetic, and trauma-informed, making her a compassionate ally for survivors of domestic abuse. She employs techniques from PACT (A Psychological Approach to Couples Therapy) and Imago Relationship Therapy, focusing on creating a safe and secure environment for her clients. This approach allows survivors to explore their emotions, understand relationship dynamics, and work towards healing and empowerment. For those seeking help, it is important to note that while Susan offers insightful guidance and therapy, her services are primarily centered around psychotherapy rather than legal representation. Therefore, if you are specifically in need of legal advice or assistance in navigating court systems related to domestic violence, you may want to consider consulting with a dedicated legal professional. However, if you are looking for a supportive space to process your experiences, rebuild your sense of self, and foster healthier relationships, Susan Leeds could be a valuable resource on your healing journey.

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