in-person at the Burlington office
& virtual in north Carolina.
Alicia Sutton, MS, MSW, LCAS, LCSW-A
Children, Adolescents, Adults | Anxiety, Depression, Trauma
Here to cheer you on while offering a space that feels calm, real, and safe.
My hope is to serve individuals and families
with compassion, dignity, and hope.
I believe every person has a story
worth understanding
and that meaningful change begins with
feeling seen, heard, and valued.
My approach integrates evidence-based
social work interventions with values that
honor the whole person. Through person-
centered care and focus on personal growth, I
seek to empower individuals, restore stability,
and support lasting transformation.
As a local wife and mother, I understand that
life can be both beautiful and challenging.
Outside of my work, you could often find me
curled up with a good book or enjoying time
spent crafting. These simple moments
remind me of the importance of rest,
creativity, connection, and making space for
the things that bring us joy.
Beyond the Therapy Room: Alicia’s Heart for Faith, Family, Creativity, and Community
Alicia is genuine, compassionate, and creative. Outside of the therapy room, she can often be found reading, crafting, or spending quality time around a bonfire with her husband and children. She also enjoys volunteering at local foodbanks, connecting with family, and participating in her church small group. Alicia is deeply grateful for the meaningful friendships God has placed in her life and for the gifts and opportunities He has given her to support and encourage others within her community
Returning to school was a dream come true
and an important step toward fulfilling my
desire to serve others in a deeper and more
meaningful way. Throughout my life, I have
had the privilege of serving my community
through various church organizations,
Young Lives, food banks, and other
opportunities to support individuals and
families. While these experiences were deeply
meaningful, I felt called to expand my ability
to walk alongside the individuals whose lives
crossed my path.
I began this journey at Grand Canyon
University, where I earned my Bachelor’s
degree in Psychology. I continued my
education by earning a Master of Science in
Addiction Counseling, expanding my
understanding of substance use, recovery,
and the many factors that influence an
individual’s well-being. Wanting to broaden
my scope of practice and strengthen my
ability to support individuals and families
across a variety of life circumstances, I
returned to Grand Canyon University to earn
my Master of Social Work.
I have a passion for working with all ages and
believe that each person brings unique
strengths, experiences, and possibilities for
growth. My goal is to meet clients where they
are, build upon the strengths they already
possess, and help them develop new tools
and skills as they navigate the journey life places before them.
Through compassionate, person-centered
care, I strive to create a space where clients
feel heard, respected, and supported.
Together, we can explore challenges,
recognize strengths, build resilience, and
move toward meaningful and lasting growth.
Professional Bio
It's time to address the underlying issues contributing to the inability to perform daily functions. Whether it's challenging the status quo, trying to figure out how to stop worrying, supporting your child's growth, working towards a healthier relationship with you partner, or something else entirely, we are here to support you in your mental health journey.