Sue Llewellyn is a specialist bereavement counsellor helping those experiencing a range of issues due to the effects of loss and grief, both recent and historic.
For 20 years, Sue worked with the UK’s leading bereavement organisation, Cruse Bereavement Support. She now works part-time with private clients.
Sue’s approach to counselling is a person-centred one. This revolves around creating a safe and empathetic environment where clients feel understood and supported.
Her aim is to help clients to find their way through difficult aspects of their grief. She finds the work inspirational and fulfilling.
Sue started out in a business career, becoming the head of an employment agency before moving into the healthcare sector as a managing director.
In 2002, she began training as a volunteer with Cruse Bereavement Support. She felt she had found her calling and continued training to Level 5 Professional Diploma at Bristol City College. She qualified in Therapeutic Counselling in 2007.
Sue is a member of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists.
