About Us

Susan and Becky founded Intensive Care Counseling after years of clinical work that has been structured around sessions limited to 45 or 60 minutes.  Our hope for your intensive work is to help you work through an immediate or especially difficult struggle that is impacting you now. 

Sue Coneybeer, Intensive Care Counseling

Susan Drolet Coneybeer

PsyD.

I am a compassionate and seasoned therapist with over 20 years of experience working with children, adults, couples and families. I understand that many people go through difficult transitions or even trauma.

Over the years I have helped people change how they think, feel, behave and relate through various paradigms. More recently, I have expanded my training, using Internal Family Systems and Brainspotting therapy. This allows people to benefit from short-term therapy with deeper healing. In addition, I use experiential treatment which involves a more active therapeutic approach. Traditional talk therapy also helps teach healthy ways of thinking, behaving, and communicating.

I am available to consult with you if you or your loved ones are in need of change or are in crisis. I will quickly help formulate an intensive but short-term plan of treatment. Meetings can take place in your home or virtually.

We begin by assessing all members for addictions and mental health concerns. There is an understanding that some current individual difficulties may be the result of one person in the family initially having some specific struggles. We also assess family dynamics and begin treatment within several hours of our arrival.

The in-home intensive sessions are a combination of education, family systems, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness and trauma-focused treatments.

Rebeccah Slade, Intensive Care Counseling

Rebeccah "Becky" Slade

LCSW

I am a trauma therapist who enjoys helping individuals and families bring more joy and compassion to their relationships.  I am available to meet with you for a series of intensive virtual sessions or for several days of intensive in-home work.  I bring understanding and light as we work to overcome emotional hardships based on common problems including anger, anxiety, grief, depression, phobias, low self-esteem, post-traumatic stress disorder, relational problems, and more.  

I’m trained to use Eye Movement Desensitization Resolution (EMDR) therapy, and I’m certified in Brainspotting and Internal Family Systems.  These are several bottom-up, brain-based ways to work through the trauma that may be paired with traditional talk therapy and experiential therapy.