Intuitive Support By Sue Waldman

Intuitive Support By Sue Waldman Sue Waldman's extraordinary ability to put others at ease makes her very easy to confide in. Sue is highly empathic, intuitive and compassionate.

Psychotherapist & Board Certified Coach
Founder of the Pink Light Sanctuary
LPC (NJ) • LMHC (NY & FL)
35+ Years • Private • Concierge Care
Heart-Centered Gatherings
Calm • Depth • Mindfulness • Nervous-System Regulation
Grief • Burnout • Renewal
༺꧁🌹꧂༻ Sue Waldman is a licensed Psychotherapist and Board Certified Life/Business Coach in NY & NJ counseling, empowering & supporting people to be happy and stress free. For two decades, Sue Waldman has helped others – as a psychotherapist, inspirational educator, personal & business life coach, business consultant, published author, lecturer, professor, workshop facilitator and grief counselor – to turn spiritual, physical and emotional challenges into positive life transformations. She has a gentle, caring approach where one truly feels understood and listened to. Her generosity of spirit, warmth, playfulness and genuine nature provide an anchor and a compass for any person on a quest for inner peace, success, fulfillment and joy. As her clients work toward their goals, Sue is their supportive, empathic confidante who champions them during hard times and celebrates their successes! Creativity is her gift. Inspiration is her life purpose. She assists others to awaken to their divine essence ~ their loving spirit. Sue Waldman's specialities are: Relationship issues - Love - Forgiveness - Self - Esteem - Anxiety - Relationships - Depression - Grief & Loss ~ Emotional Healing. Sue supports individuals on their life path to achieve mind/body & spirit integration. She empowers people to live a life of truth and purpose. Sue promotes balance, emotional intelligence and creativity. Licensed in both New Jersey and New York as a Psychotherapist, Sue counsels and guides others to return to optimal mental and physical health, wellness and wholeness. She will help you heal your unresolved childhood wounds and any lifetime traumas and will empower and inspire you to find the courage to face your fear and to move forward on your healing journey to find peace in your soul, joy in your spirit and love in your heart.

🌿 Where It OpenedThere was a placewhere the bark had openednot cleanly,not gentlybut enough to revealwhat lived beneath....
03/30/2026

🌿 Where It Opened

There was a place
where the bark had opened

not cleanly,
not gently

but enough to reveal
what lived beneath.

I stood there
still carrying
the weight of goodbye…

still unsure
how a heart continues
after it has loved like that.



And then…

something moved.

Not loud.
Not dramatic.

Just a quiet
amber sap
releasing
from deep within the wound

thick, luminous,
like something preserved
and still alive.

Slow.
Steady.
Unhidden.



I thought
I would break that way.

I thought
this weekend
might take me under

that grief would close around me
with no way through.



But life…
had other plans.

It arrived in small,
unexpected ways

in heat returning
to a house that had gone cold,

in water flowing again
where there had been none,

in hands that came to fix
what I could not fix alone.



In words repaired,
in a kindness extended,
in a space once tense
softening back into connection.

In the return of someone
who once knew my heart
before it had been tested this way.

In the presence
of those who have walked before me
still standing,
still witnessing.



And suddenly
I understood something
the tree already knew

that even through a wound,
sap still rises.

That what opens
is not always the end.

Sometimes
it is where life insists
on continuing.



Not as it was.

But as something
still capable of connection,
of friendship,
of love that returns
in new forms.



She is not gone
from what lives here.

She is in the opening.

She is in the amber
that still moves.

She is in the way
the light touches
what was once hidden.

She is in the knowing
that even now

something in me
is still able
to receive.

~ Sue Waldman
Sacred Rising Wisdom™
© 2026 Pink Light, LLC


















Not the Rearview MirrorThere was a momentthat could have stayedmisunderstood.A raised voice.A surge of feelingtoo alive ...
03/26/2026

Not the Rearview Mirror

There was a moment
that could have stayed
misunderstood.

A raised voice.
A surge of feeling
too alive for the room.

The kind of moment
that, in other chapters of my life,
would have followed me
misnamed,
misheld,
misremembered.

But this time…

someone met me
in the present.

Not with judgment.
Not with distance.
Not with a story about who I was.

But with clarity.

“You don’t need to apologize.”
“You are the kind of person we want here.”
“Let’s not look through the rearview mirror.”

And something in me
that had been bracing
for rejection
softened.

Because this is what repair feels like
when it is real:

✨ Being seen without distortion
✨ Being received without punishment
✨ Being allowed to remain whole

I had walked in already feeling it…

the signs.

Stella behind the bar,
the name of the beer my mother loved.

Tennis playing on the screen,
echoing a lineage of women
my mother,
my Nancy,
Aunt Nezi,
her dearest friends
all bound by the rhythm of the court.

Carol mentioning her favorite mechanic…
the same one I trust with my car for the past 20 years…
as if even the practical threads of life
were quietly aligning.

And then,
a man entered.

Warm. Familiar. Funny.
Carrying something timeless in his presence…

and for a moment
I felt as though
Saint Nick himself
had passed through the room.

Not to announce anything
just to remind me…

✨ you are not alone here

And when I spoke…
when I tried to explain the feeling of it all…
he didn’t dismiss me.

He held it.

He held me.

And when I said
his father’s name was Jimmy,
the name of my brother
I have not seen
since 2007…

something deeper opened.

Not grief.

Not longing.

But recognition.

“I look forward to meeting you.”

And just like that…
a place that could have closed
became a doorway.

Not behind me.

Ahead.

Because for the first time
in a long time…

my apology
was not something I had to earn back from.

It was something
that was simply
received.

And I realized…

I am no longer living
in rooms
that require me
to explain my light.

I am entering spaces
that recognize it.

Without fear.
Without shrinking.
Without the rearview mirror.

I feel profound gratitude to the owner’s son.
He not only knows how to run an elite restaurant,
but he values family, friends and community.

Thank you very much.

~ Sue Waldman

Sacred Rising Wisdom™
© 2026 Pink Light, LLC
























🕊️ In Loving Memory of Nancy Carlson 🕊️Nancy (My God Mother) crossed over peacefully on March 19, 2026 at 11:50 AM.She w...
03/25/2026

🕊️ In Loving Memory of Nancy Carlson 🕊️

Nancy (My God Mother) crossed over peacefully on March 19, 2026 at 11:50 AM.

She was not alone. She was accompanied by someone who had been part of her life for over 50 years~ her beloved hairdresser and companion, Sandy…a quiet, steady presence at her side in her final moments.

That matters. Presence matters. Love, in its consistent and devoted form, matters.

She was born in Morgantown, West Virginia, and later grew up in Iselin and Metuchen, New Jersey.

Nancy was a graduate of Dickinson College, where she began forming the foundation of a life marked by intelligence, connection, and presence.

Professionally, she worked in the financial sector, where she was known not only for her competence, but for her warmth and interpersonal skill~ the kind of person people trusted and felt at ease with.

She is remembered for:
• Her kindness and relational depth
• Her ability to connect with others
• A life lived with street smart, strength and intelligence.

Nancy was a woman of intelligence, adventure, generosity and deep relational presence. She lived a full life and those of us who knew her felt the imprint of that.

Our connection was meaningful, profoundly meaningful and real.

And, I will be honoring that connection in a way that reflects the truth of what was shared.

There was a time when Nancy, my mother and Dr. Inez P. Durham moved together through the world of competitive tennis~ three women of strength, discipline and grace…each carrying a presence that would leave its mark, with Inez’s legacy now honored in history, her name etched into the courts that once held their shared rhythm.

And in a way that has always felt quietly meaningful to me…
I entered this world on a day when Nancy was on the tennis court with my mother!

As if, from the very beginning, our lives were already intersecting in motion, rhythm and connection.

🌿 I will be conducting a Celebration of Life for Nancy Carlson at our Pink Light Sanctuary later this Spring/Summer 2026.

A space where remembrance is held with beauty, dignity, integrity and truth.

If you knew Nancy or feel called to honor her life, you are welcome.

More details will follow.

With love,

~ Sue Waldman
Sacred Rising Wisdom™
© 2026 Pink Light, LLC

✨ Relax & Restore ✨There are moments when your body quietly asks you to slow down…to soften…to come back to yourself.I c...
03/24/2026

✨ Relax & Restore ✨

There are moments when your body quietly asks you to slow down…
to soften…
to come back to yourself.

I created this experience for exactly that.

A gentle, nurturing hour in nature…
where your breath can deepen,
your nervous system can settle,
and your body can remember what calm truly feels like.

This is not just a class.
It is a space to be held,
to reconnect,
and to restore.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, stretched, or simply in need of peace…
this is for you.

📞 Register:
Call Sue Waldman (973) 857-9090

I would love to welcome you into the Pink Light Sanctuary.

With love,

~ Sue Waldman
Sacred Rising Wisdom™
© 2026 Pink Light, LLC

✨ There is so much noise right now.War. Immigration. Scandals. Anger. Fear.Everyone is trying to make sense of it all at...
03/18/2026

✨ There is so much noise right now.

War. Immigration. Scandals. Anger. Fear.
Everyone is trying to make sense of it all at once.

After decades of working with people, one thing I know to be true is this:

Not every nervous system experiences the world the same way.

Some people were raised in safety.
Some were raised in survival.
Some learned to trust.
Others learned to stay guarded just to get through the day.

I recently asked someone if they loved nature the way I do.
He said, “No… I grew up where there was violence every day.”

That stayed with me.

Because what looks like difference on the surface
is often adaptation underneath.

This doesn’t mean we ignore harm.
And it doesn’t mean we stop holding boundaries.

But it does mean we pause before we rush to label, judge or divide.

Human behavior is complex.
And right now, many nervous systems are overwhelmed.

Not everything needs to be argued.
Some things need to be understood.

This is a space I created to hold others gently.

✨ Remember, Anything Is Possible …especially when we lead with clarity instead of fear.

~ Sue Waldman

dedicated to one of my former landlords who allowed me to paint my office ‘Pink’ for love & compassion.












chapter from my forthcoming memoir, The BabyDoll ChroniclesOne night many years ago I was alone in a small motel room in...
03/10/2026

chapter from my forthcoming memoir, The BabyDoll Chronicles

One night many years ago I was alone in a small motel room in Naples, Florida.

My mother had just been transferred to hospice. I had flown there, suddenly, and was overwhelmed by what I had seen in the hospital. She was around 70 pounds.

I fell to the floor beside the bed crying and praying out loud.

“God… Mother Mary… Archangel Michael… I can’t do this by myself.”

I knew my family would not be there.
I believed I was completely alone.

A few minutes later my phone rang.

“Sue, it’s Michael… your old spiritual coach. You keep popping on my heart radar so I thought I’d call.”

I told him what was happening.

Without hesitation he said,

“I’m getting in my truck right now. I’ll be there in three and a half hours.”

He drove across the state of Florida that night and met me in the hospice parking lot.

When I stepped out of the cab he opened his arms and said,

“You’re not alone in this process.”

Sometimes help arrives in ways we cannot explain.

Sometimes the person who shows up is the answer to the prayer you just whispered.

And sometimes, in the darkest moments of life, we discover that we were never as alone as we feared.

~ Sue Waldman
Pink Light Sanctuary

© 2026 Sue Waldman | Pink Light, LLC — All Rights Reserved
✨ Remember, Anything Is Possible ✨










Hi everyone,Some of you know me personally and some may know me through my work over the years.For more than 40 years I’...
03/09/2026

Hi everyone,

Some of you know me personally and some may know me through my work over the years.

For more than 40 years I’ve worked as a psychotherapist and board-certified coach, supporting people through anxiety, grief, trauma, burnout, leadership stress and major life transitions.

Right now I’ve opened a limited number of telehealth and phone appointments.

Sometimes one steady conversation can help restore clarity, regulate the nervous system, and make the next step feel possible again.

If you or someone in your life could benefit from grounded, confidential support, feel free to send me a direct message here on Facebook or call my office.

I am licensed in New Jersey, New York, and Florida.

Warmly,

Sue Waldman
Psychotherapist & Board-Certified Coach
Founder, The Pink Light Sanctuary
Verona, New Jersey

If someone you know may need support right now, you’re welcome to share this with them.

🌿🦌🐿️Winter at The Pink Light Sanctuary 🩷This morning the sanctuary was full of quiet visitors.A small squirrel, determin...
03/06/2026

🌿🦌🐿️
Winter at The Pink Light Sanctuary 🩷

This morning the sanctuary was full of quiet visitors.

A small squirrel, determined and joyful, carrying away a piece of corn nearly bigger than himself.

And a gathering of deer moving softly through the snow, pausing for a moment as if to say hello before continuing on their way.

When land is treated gently, the animals know.

They come without fear.
They linger peacefully.
They trust the quiet.

Nature has a way of returning us to something essential ~
truth, integrity, steadiness, and gentleness.

The very qualities that help both animals and humans feel safe again.

In a world that moves quickly and often loudly, I believe humans also need places where the nervous system can remember calm and safety.

Moments like this remind me why this small acre means so much to me.

It is not only my home for life.

It is a wildlife sanctuary.

~ Sue Waldman
Pink Light Wildlife Sanctuary
Verona, New Jersey

Sacred Rising Wisdom™
© 2026 Pink Light, LLC














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03/06/2026

🕊️

Some People You Know Are Hanging on by a ThreadYou may not see it on the surface.They are still showing up for work.Stil...
03/06/2026

Some People You Know Are Hanging on by a Thread

You may not see it on the surface.

They are still showing up for work.
Still answering messages.
Still smiling when someone asks how they are doing.

But inside they may be carrying grief, exhaustion, fear or the quiet weight of trying to hold their life together.

For more than four decades I have sat with people in those moments.

Sometimes what helps most is not advice. Not solutions. Not problem solving.
Not fixing everything.

Just one grounded conversation with someone who knows how to listen.

Someone who can help you breathe again long enough to see the next step forward.

Over the next two weeks I’m opening a small number of Pink Light Reset Sessions: 45-minute private phone conversations for people navigating stress, grief, burnout or difficult life transitions.

If you feel like you are carrying too much alone right now, you don’t have to.

If this speaks to you, feel free to reach out privately or call:

📞 (973) 857-9090

And if someone in your life may need this kind of steady support, please feel free to share this post.

~ Sue Waldman
Pink Light Sanctuary
Verona, New Jersey

Sacred Rising Wisdom™
© 2026 Pink Light, LLC








Sometimes One Grounded Conversation Can Change the Direction of a LifeSometimes one grounded conversation can change the...
03/06/2026

Sometimes One Grounded Conversation Can Change the Direction of a Life

Sometimes one grounded conversation can change the direction of a life.

I knew I wanted to become a psychotherapist at twelve years old.

By seventeen, I was answering calls on a su***de hotline at American University in Washington, DC, after completing formal crisis-intervention training while studying there.

Those early conversations placed me face to face with the depth of human struggle long before I completed my undergraduate studies at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and later pursued graduate training in counseling at Montclair State University, where I earned a Master of Arts in Counseling.

Over the years I continued expanding my professional training, including certification through the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC), where I became a Certified Professional Coach and began working as an Executive Coach with professionals navigating leadership challenges, burnout, and major life transitions.

What I learned very early was simple but profound: being present, listening without judgment, and offering steadiness during moments of crisis can truly change the course of someone’s life.

That experience confirmed the path I had already sensed within myself.

Over time it led me to pursue licensure and eventually more than four decades of work as a psychotherapist, executive coach, and EAP clinician.

Now, all these years later, the heart of the work has never really changed.

It still comes down to one human being sitting with another in a moment that matters.

And sometimes, one grounded conversation can change everything.

If you’re navigating a difficult transition, burnout, grief, or simply need a steady place to think through next steps, I’m currently opening a limited number of Pink Light Reset Sessions over the next two weeks.

These are 45-minute phone conversations designed to help restore perspective and clarity during moments that feel uncertain.

If this would be helpful to you, feel free to send a direct message or call (973) 857-9090 to inquire.

And if someone in your network may benefit from grounded support right now, please feel free to share this post.

~ Sue Waldman
Pink Light Sanctuary
Verona, New Jersey

Sacred Rising Wisdom™
© 2026 Pink Light, LLC














Excerpt from my forthcoming memoir, The BabyDoll ChroniclesMy father worked sixteen hours a day.He was an electrical eng...
03/06/2026

Excerpt from my forthcoming memoir, The BabyDoll Chronicles

My father worked sixteen hours a day.

He was an electrical engineer ~ a builder of structures and systems most people would never notice. Quiet work. Precise work. The kind of work that required focus for long stretches of time.

When he finally came home after those long days, he was exhausted.

Sometimes he would sleep.

Sometimes, if he had a rare slow evening or a quiet Saturday or Sunday, he would sit and watch television with me.

Just me.

I remember one of those moments clearly. I was nine years old.

He had once told me, almost casually, that he had helped design parts of the sets for Sesame Street and The Electric Company. To a child, it sounded like magic. Millions of children watched those bright streets and colorful buildings every day, and somehow my father had helped build them.

So one evening, while we were watching together, I asked him the only question that mattered to me.

“Dad, who do you like the most on Sesame Street? Because I love everyone.”

He answered immediately.

“Kid,” he said, “I love Ernie.”

Those evenings were simple. My father would be resting in a a white Hanes cotton T-shirt and underwear ~ the way many men relaxed at home after working long hours.

We would sit quietly together watching Sesame Street, the neighborhood he helped build glowing from the television screen.

For a while the house would feel calm.

Eventually my mother would appear in the doorway in one of her rages, shouting that he was being inappropriate. At nine years old, I had no idea what she meant. The accusation made no sense to me.

My father never touched me in any sexual or improper way. Not once.

What I remember instead is a tired engineer who spent his life building structures, sitting beside his daughter watching a small orange puppet who loved rubber ducks.

And him laughing.

And saying, with complete certainty,

“Kid, I love Ernie.”

~ Sue Waldman
Sacred Rising Wisdom™
© 2026 Pink Light, LLC











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