Chloe Sutton

Chloe is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker with over 13 years of experience supporting adolescents, young adults and families across the lifespan.

Chloe's extensive experience in public mental health, spanning direct clinical work, team management, staff training, service development and research, not only enriches her client work but also enhances her capacity as a clinical supervisor and mentor. This diverse background equips Chloe with a wealth of knowledge to guide and support both clients and fellow professionals in their respective journeys.

Known for her warm, genuine and empathetic approach, Chloe hopes to co-create a safe and supportive environment, making it easy for you to connect with her. She tailors therapy to the unique needs of each individual, often using creativity to incorporate body and mind.

Chloe is a LGBTQIA+ friendly practitioner and welcomes anyone of gender or sexuality diversity.

Chloe is also a neurodiversity affirming practitioner.

Chloe brings a unique perspective to her work by drawing on her own lived experience of mental health challenges and grief including suicide loss. This personal background enriches the connection and work she does with clients and their families. It allows Chloe to offer insights and understanding that go beyond professional knowledge. Her firsthand experience fosters a sense of shared understanding with those she supports.

In her non-work time Chloe enjoys being outdoors amongst nature, camping, cuddling her dogs, reading and spending time with her family including her two young daughters.