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Sue Lymburner Counselling Services

Sue Lymburner Counselling Services

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95 Canboro Rd, Pelham, Ontario, L0S 1E0, Canada
(905) 401-8807 www.suelymburner.com
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Apr 13, 2018
Sue is a talented and highly ethical therapist. She has a gift of meeting her clients where they are and supporting them with an open and kind heart. She is very experienced in the area of trauma and constantly seeks new trainings to better support her clients. Sue works collaboratively with her clients and is so good at nurturing strengths and resilience.

Jan 22, 2018
I have been seeing Sue Lymburner for some complex personal issues I've struggled with for a number of years. I find her to be warm, knowledgeable and very professional. She is consistently attentive and seems to truly care about her clients. Sue's online booking system is very convenient. I would recommend her to anyone.

Nov 11, 2017
Most unprofessional person I have ever encountered. During a time of crisis she missed my appointment due to an error with her scheduling. After arriving for my session, I see her watering her plants in her cozy’s. I was told she only had 30min if I would like to go and talk. Do to the disappointment and lack of time she was willing to compensate I left. Shortly after she confirmed that she provided me with the incorrect time for our session and said she would make herself available for whenever I needed to reschedule, if I chose to return. After a couple weeks, with more devistating circumstances, I scheduled another appointment only to have it cancelled less than 2 hours before my arrival. The email stated that she would reconnect when she was feeling better to reschedule. It has been 2 weeks and not a word. Professional... ?????? ..... give me a break. I suggest people find another therapist if they are looking for guidance or support as you will not find it here.

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