Dr. Sue Nesbitt

Dr. Sue Nesbitt holds a Ph.D. in Social Work from the University of Illinois at Chicago and has spent over 20 years teaching Human Services, Psychology, and Counseling at the undergraduate and graduate levels in the Chicago and Southern Colorado area. She has specialized mentoring and counseling experience, particularly with individuals in prison and grief groups such as Hospice. 

Over the course of her career, Dr. Nesbitt served as Clinical Coordinator, supervising internships, and held leadership roles as Department Chair and Arts and Science Chair. She was an active member of the National Organization for Human Service Education and contributed to various professional conferences. Dr. Nesbitt generally  maintained a private practice over her career, believing that staying current in the field was essential to her effectiveness as an educator and counselor.

In addition to her academic work, Dr. Nesbitt writes a monthly column for a local newspaper, offers client support at Keep Trinidad Safe and volunteers twice a week at the Trinidad Correctional Facility.

Recently, she has channeled her vast experience and wisdom into creating both online and in-person courses focused on grief and loss, goal setting, and overall happiness. She has developed workbooks and materials to accompany these courses, making them ideal for both individual learning and group live settings. Dr. Nesbitt is passionate about empowering others to believe in themselves, gain personal effectiveness, and develop the skills they need to succeed. She can be reached through her websites, Gthere.net and Everyonecounts.world.

Dr. Nesbitt combines deep wisdom with curiosity and unconditional love. She has an incredible ability to see the best in others, no matter their challenges. Her respectful, empowering communication connects with people from all backgrounds. Known for her enthusiasm, persistence, and high-impact actions, her presence is both likable and command-able. When she enters a room—especially a classroom or support group—lives are transformed. 

Her ability to inspire and energize others is a driving force behind her work, and she is fueled by a purpose to help others thrive. Her guiding philosophy, “If I don’t like someone, it’s because I don’t know them well enough yet,” reflects her commitment to understanding, accepting, and supporting everyone she encounters.If I ever think there is someone I do not like, I believe it’s because I don’t know them well enough yet.”