Susan has been a valuable support for me during a very difficult time. Having someone who understands the challenges faced by first responders and provide support in dealing with depression and PTSD is crucial. I highly recommend Susan to others seeking support and guidance in similar situations.
-current client
Susan Sherer-Vincent LCSW, LMFT, CAC
Susan brings an eclectic approach to the counseling process, and offers an abundance of knowledge, wisdom and experience. Susan is EMDR certified and ART trained, a trained Gestalt therapist, lead clinician for WCPR under FRSN in Indiana, and has been working alongside law enforcement agencies throughout Hamilton County for 25 years. Susan is also gifted in crisis response, training and education, and supervision.
Susan has lived in the Noblesville area for decades and has fully embraced her community, particularly those who work in public service. Susan has been working as a trauma clinician for 40 years. Susan genuinely cares for and loves people, and her passion is to hold space for those healing from trauma so they can live in the present and fully embrace life.
Sarah Szybowski LMHC, MS
Sarah loves to help people achieve their goals, reach their full potential, and recognize their strengths in the midst of turmoil. She approaches each of her clients with genuine curiosity and a desire to understand and meet each person where they are. Sarah believes that each person is unique, and utilizes a client-centered approach tailored to helping each individual meet their goals.
Sarah graduated with a Masters of Science in Counseling from Cairn University in 2011, and has been working as a therapist for over 12 years. She specializes in working with adults who have experienced trauma and are struggling with PTSD, anxiety, depression, fertility struggles, and relational concerns. Sarah is trained in EMDR, a clinician for WCPR under FRSN in Indiana, and has a long history working with children, adolescents and their families, specializing in child-centered play therapy,
Sarah is passionate about reaching those is public safety. Sarah is the wife of a police officer and has had the unique opportunity of seeing the life of a first responder first-hand. Sarah has a deep empathy for the struggles that face those in the the line of duty.
Allyson Blaskowski MSW (currently not accepting new clients)
Ally has completed a master’s degree in Social Work from IUPUI. Ally is trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), is certified in Equine Assisted Therapy and is an intern for WCPR under FRSN in Indiana. She is currently working on becoming trained in Neurofeedback to assist in providing additional treatment modalities to the population she works with. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Arts, majoring in Psychology, minoring in Sociology from Wayne State University in 2013. She began working alongside first responders in 2017, when she was employed by the Department of Child Services. She is completing her clinical licensure with a focus on Trauma Social Work and Counseling under the supervision of Susan Sherer-Vincent LCSW, LMFT, CAC. She has clinical experience working with individuals and groups in crisis intervention and stress management, as well as clinical therapy. She has an increased understanding of the benefits and life-changing results Neurofeedback Therapy has on those struggling with PTSD and other mental health illnesses. With the help of her supervisor, Ally has developed a profound understanding of first responder culture, as well as the impact this profession has on the mental health of first responders and their loved ones.
Trish Northcutt, MS, Intern
Trish holds a Master's degree in Educational Psychology from Ball State University and a Masters in School Counseling from Indiana Wesleyan University. She has worked in mental health at Pendleton Correctional Facility and New Castle Correctional Facility, and as a School Counselor in public education. Trish is currently employed as an INSOMM Counselor at Pendleton Juvenile Correctional Facility and is in the Clinical Mental Health program at IWU to become a Licensed Mental Health Counselor.
While working in mental health both in corrections and education, Trish has developed a passion for working with those who experience trauma. She was struck by the apparent lack of resources for law enforcement and public safety members. In seeing the resources and support available to those who are incarcerated, she wants to be part of the support for our first responders who keep our communities safe. Trish has a deep desire to immerse herself in first responder culture to better understand the world they experience and how they experience it. Trish will be joining Frontline as a Clinical Mental Health Intern and be trained in EMDR and ART. She approaches each client holistically with the understanding that each individual experiences the world differently.
