Suzy Martin is an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor who works with individuals, couples, and families of diverse ages, identities, and backgrounds. She is especially passionate about supporting youth who have experienced trauma, navigate neurodiversity, struggle with behavioral concerns, or seek emotional and relational support. Suzy earned her MA in Counseling from Northwestern University with a specialization in child and adolescent counseling, graduating with honors as an Emerging Scholar and Student Ambassador. She is currently involved in research focused on international mental health and advocacy, as well as counselor education and CACREP accreditation. Suzy serves as President-Elect of Chi Sigma Iota, Nu Upsilon Omega chapter, and holds dual bachelor’s degrees in Drama and English from the University of California, Irvine. Her interdisciplinary background includes experience in theatre, teaching, and educational therapy. Suzy utilizes a multiculturally competent, neurodiversity-affirming integrative approach. Her professional interests include complex trauma, grief and loss, supporting marginalized communities, and advancing culturally responsive, anti-racist mental health care. She believes counseling is a collaborative process of growth and that global mental wellness promotes collective healing and connection.