Susan Serge

Susan Serge is a licensed professional counselor and nationally certified clinician with more than a decade of experience providing mental health and substance use counseling to adult populations. Holding multiple certifications including ASIST Trainer, QPR Trainer, and ACES Master Trainer, Susan’s expertise lies in meeting the unique developmental and emotional needs of each person under her care.

Since completing her Master of Arts in Community Counseling with an adult emphasis from Slippery Rock University in 2012, Susan has worked across diverse settings, from higher education and adoption networks to community mental health organizations and substance abuse recovery programs. Including serving as Director of Counseling and ADA Services right here in Gillette where she provided solution focused psychotherapy to Gillette College students, implementing psychoeducational activities through both passive and active programming.

Susan’s clinical background includes individual and group therapy, crisis intervention, suicide prevention training, and extensive administrative leadership in student affairs and behavioral health. She specializes in cognitive-behavioral therapies, with additional training in suicide prevention and post-vention support.

With a passion for aiding others in their personal and professional growth, she has mentored young students and adults alike through professional training and developmental workshops from Community Treatment Services groups to Volunteers of America and AmeriCorps.

Originally from Mercer, Pennsylvania, Susan relocated to Wyoming in 2012 and has since become an integral part of the mental health landscape in the region.

When she’s not working, she enjoys traveling, cooking, and spending time with her husband, teenage daughter, and their two dogs. Deeply passionate about her work and describing her career as both a calling and a privilege, she grounds her practice in a lifelong commitment to helping others heal and thrive.