This was my life prior to October 2019, when I was diagnosed with ALL (acute lymphoblastic leukemia, b sub-type, Philadelphia chromosome positive). Currently, my new job is being a cancer patient and a social worker to other cancer patients and their families. Although I miss my "regular work, I continue my research and writing. (I have published 2 books). I hold several Certifications; Trauma specialist, Expressive Arts Therapist, Integrative Medicine and Nutrition for Trauma Treatment, Mental Health First Aid, Forensics, Hypnotherapy and Addictions.

Here’s part of a bio I used at one of my presentations. I hope this gives some sense of what I do, mostly work-during the day I work with students in the Baltimore County Public school system with IEP’s or 504, or need counseling due to emotional problems, then I come home and treat both adolescents and adults for family therapy using EAT techniques;, and I teach, and I do workshops for clinicians to earn their ceu’s, (continuing education units) and then some cisd (critical incident) work, i.e. disasters and bank robberies and such. Probably one of my most intense experiences was being deployed to Hurricane Katrina down in loo-sey-anna, my caseload was 7000 in the Cajon-dome, in Baton Rouge and Lafayette,
Dr. Sue Futeral Myrowitz is a two time graduate of the University of Maryland, School of Social work, earning both her Masters and PhD degrees there. Sue has been serving the EAP population for about twenty years offering counseling and CISD (critical incidents stress debriefing) as well as courses in time management, negativity in the workplace, coping skills, ethics, smoking cessation. integrative medicine for mental health care.

Dr. Sue Futeral, a Baltimore native is a licensed clinical social worker with 30 + years experience in teaching, research and clinical practice. She earned her BA at Goucher College, and her MSW and PHD from the University of Maryland. She has a second doctorate in addictions counseling, focusing on drugs, alcohol, sex, food and gambling addictions. In the past twenty years she has taught for about ten colleges and universities from undergraduate introductory courses to supervising graduate students in the field. She offers many workshops to professionals on topics such as Integrative medicine and Nutrition in Cancer Patients with Trauma, Expressive Arts Therapy, Stress management, time management and communication skills.