Hunter Sulc
Doctoral Extern
Hunter Sulc, Doctoral Extern
- HE/HIM/HIS
- LAND O LAKES
- Adults
- TRAUMA, RELATIONSHIP ISSUES, ANXIETY & DEPRESSION, SUBSTANCE USE
- DOCTORAL EXTERN
Who is Hunter Sulc?
Welcome! I know that finding a therapist who resonates with your personal values can be a stressful process. I’d like to commend you for taking the first steps and thank you for taking the time to learn more about me. My name is Hunter Sulc. I am currently a doctoral student in training at the Florida School of Professional Psychology. I provide individual, and group therapy from an integrative approach, meaning I use a variety of modalities tailored to the client’s personal needs.
I believe that first and foremost, therapy is a relationship between two people. This connection provides an opportunity to develop insight, practice new patterns of behavior, and receive support without expectations. While the path to your goals may vary depending on your needs, the foundation begins with creating an environment where you can feel comfortable being fully yourself. Through this authenticity comes a greater level of self-understanding that facilitates growth and healing. Whether you’re navigating a difficult season of life or pursuing personal development, I am grateful for the opportunity to know you and provide support.
Outside of clinical work, I have a variety of interests and hobbies, including fitness, fishing, meditation, martial arts, music, and writing. I value creativity as I have found it provides an opportunity to be present in the moment and learn about myself and the world around me.
Credentials
Hunter Sulc completed his Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology at the Florida School of Professional Psychology.
He is also currently in his fourth year of completing his Doctoral Degree (Psy.D.) from the Florida School of Professional Psychology and practices under the supervision of Dr. Hege Riise. Hunter previously studied at Virginia Commonwealth University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Philosophy. He has extensive experience working with individuals with emotional, behavioral, cognitive, and interpersonal difficulties. Most recently, he received clinical training at the Health and Wellness Center of the New College of Florida in Sarasota, Florida. Here, he worked with college students experiencing life transitions, academic difficulties, and other psychological presentations, including individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) adjusting to academic, social, and interpersonal challenges. He also previously completed training at The Floortime Center in Bethesda, Maryland, where he worked with children under the age of 6 struggling with ASD and sensory integration difficulties. Hunter completed diagnostic training at Bay Area Neuropsychology in Tampa, Florida, where he gained experience administering and interpreting psychological evaluations across a range of psychological presentations.