Susana Albadri

Susana Albadri is a counselor based in Denver, Colorado, with a professional background in mental health counseling that began in 2002. She began her practicums and client work in Mexico before moving to Colorado, where she has practiced since approximately 2015 or 2016. She holds a Master of Arts degree from Argosy University and is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Colorado.

Albadri works with children, adolescents, adults, and families experiencing concerns such as anxiety, depression, trauma, anger management challenges, and insecurities. She has particular experience supporting children on the autism spectrum and Latino families navigating intellectual disabilities. Her therapeutic approaches include play therapy, role-playing, repetition, and adapting interventions to clients’ communication styles, individual interests, and needs. Her listed therapeutic methods also include cognitive behavioral, family, person-centered, and art-based approaches.

In her professional practice, Albadri emphasizes patience, professionalism, ethical conduct, and clear boundaries. She believes that effective counseling involves supporting clients as they navigate their own paths rather than attempting to make decisions or do the work for them. When working with clients who are nonverbal or affected by trauma, she prioritizes moving slowly and allowing trust and communication to develop at the client’s pace. She is a former member of the American Family Therapy Association.