Sue E. Coffey
Believing in Kids & Families, LLC
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor
Registered Yoga Teacher (200)
303-794-7008
Sue is the owner and lead clinician of Believing in Kids & Families, with more than thirty years of experience supporting individuals and families on their healing journeys. She earned her Master of Social Work in 1993 and her Master of Science in Psychology in 1999, and she is licensed in the State of Colorado as
a Licensed Clinical Social Worker.
Sue believes deeply in the strength and resilience of the human spirit. Over the course of her career, she has supported people through relationship enhancement, life transitions, stress management, spiritual development, trauma resolution, parenting concerns, grief and loss, anxiety-related issues, sensory processing challenges, and learning and behavioral difficulties. She has witnessed countless individuals rediscover their sense of self, rebuild connection, and move toward peaceful and fulfilling lives.
Sue wants to begin with developing a healing relationship with those she works as she believes healing begins with trust. She prioritizes building warm, supportive relationships with every individual, child, couple, and family. Through
a unique blend of traditional counseling, energy psychology, and complementary health approaches focused on stress reduction, relaxation, and spiritual healing, Sue helps release emotional blocks, restore balance, and deepen self-awareness. Sue integrates mind–body techniques such as mindfulness strategies, meditation, tapping on specific acupressure points while focusing on emotional issues, allowing for gentle yet powerful shifts in well-being. Leading with compassion, Sue aims to provide personalized services — based on the needs of those involved, the
services are tailored — all designed to nurture resilience, connection, and emotional well-being so you
can move
Sue provides individual therapy, play therapy, and family and couples counseling, always with the vision of helping each person uncover their strengths and create healthier, more meaningful relationships. Her approach is relationship-centered, strength-based, holistic, and nonjudgmental, honoring each person’s dignity and unique path.
With extensive experience serving diverse multicultural and ethnic groups across all stages of life, Sue brings a
broad perspective to her practice and is skilled in helping clients access the resources they need.
To learn more or schedule services, please contact Sue directly at bikafcounseling@gmail.com.
FORMS
Children's Paperwork
(This is paperwork for initial intake to be completed.
Additional paperwork to be completed at initial meeting.)
Parents may choose to vist this link on how to
prepare your child for play therapy.
Children often like to see a picture of the therapist they will be seeing
so feel free to show your child my picture up above.
