Chronic Hope Counseling

Chronic Hope Counseling Counseling services for those with chronic pain and illness. Our initiative is to help people with chronic pain/illness live their best life.

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You're invited to our annual networking event celebrating our 5th year in business!Join us for great conversation, lunch...
03/10/2025

You're invited to our annual networking event celebrating our 5th year in business!

Join us for great conversation, lunch and Sping crafts!

Please RSVP by visiting the following link or by scanning the QR code on the flyer below: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1242456864929?aff=oddtdtcreator

You ever wish you had the perfect comeback during that ableist confrontation that haunts you? Wish you had an easy and q...
04/02/2024

You ever wish you had the perfect comeback during that ableist confrontation that haunts you? Wish you had an easy and quick way to explain the spoon theory on the go? We have the solution for you!

We are almost 70% towards our goal which would get both Laura and Sarah new mobility device. Because everyone deserves the freedom to easily navigate the world.

Update on Minority Chronic Pain group!
10/04/2023

Update on Minority Chronic Pain group!

Meet our new intern Kelsey! We're so happy to have her apart of our Chronic Hope team. She is currently finishing her fi...
08/18/2023

Meet our new intern Kelsey! We're so happy to have her apart of our Chronic Hope team. She is currently finishing her final semester at NC State where she is earning her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She has focused all her time working with the LGBTQIA+ community and helping neurodivergent individuals cope with Chronic Pain, C-PTSD, and depression. She is currently accepting new clients at a sliding scale rate of $25-$55 a session. You can contact Kelsey by calling our office at: (919) 238-1113, or emailing us at: admin@chronichopecounseling.com.

Welcome, Kelsey! 🙂

Support group tonight from 7-8 pm! We hope to see you there.
02/07/2023

Support group tonight from 7-8 pm! We hope to see you there.

PSA for NC folks:At Chronic Hope, we now offer free counseling for people that live in NC! We're so excited to offer thi...
02/03/2023

PSA for NC folks:

At Chronic Hope, we now offer free counseling for people that live in NC! We're so excited to offer this service and we look forward to continue to expand our support for the Chronic Pain/Chronic Illness community. ❤️

Address

Raleigh, NC

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 7pm
Tuesday 10am - 7pm
Wednesday 10am - 7pm
Thursday 10am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 7pm

Telephone

(919) 238-1113

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About the Counselor:

Jennifer Sutton is a North Carolina native who grew up in the small community of Pittsboro. She has been part of the chronic pain community for over a decade and has first hand experience with the physical and emotional struggles that comes with pain. She found her passion for working with people who suffer from chronic pain and illness when she discovered how isolating pain can be and the lack of resources available for those who struggle. Jennifer will be a certified LPCA (licensed professional counselor associate) by the time Chronic Hope opens in August. Jennifer graduated with her M.ed in counseling from NC State in 2019.

Jennifer Sutton’s (counselor and owner of Chronic Hope) Chronic Pain Story:

When I was 16 years old I was a normal healthy teenager who was ranked first on my school's tennis team. I had always ached and struggled with minor pain but it was never anything serious. When I returned to tennis my senior year everything was different, I couldn’t move like I used to. I started playing all of my games wrapped in braces and struggling to be the player I used to me. This pain increased and continued to get worse over the next few years until I could barely make it through the day. When I was 22, I was diagnosed with Lyme Disease, it was a relief to finally know what was wrong with me, but I knew that Lyme was going to be a lifelong struggle. Following this diagnosis my life flipped upside down, I was forced to withdraw from a graduate program I had committed to at Western University and focus on my health. I was put on strong antibiotics for over a year and during that year I spent my time in bed, too sick to get up completely engulfed in my illness. I watched life move on without me, forgetting I was even there

After I was done with treatment I was fortunate to have a few good years. During these years I was still overwhelmed with fatigue and struggled everyday, but I could work and I could smile again. One day in 2016 I was at work and suddenly got confused, dizzy and overwhelmed with pain in my neck and head I remember my coworkers had to call my husband to come pick me up. This neck pain and headaches have persisted since that day, no one has been able to diagnose what causes my pain. Not having a diagnosis can be so isolating and confusing. I have been to every doctor I can think of and they all just refer me somewhere else. I have endured nerve blocks, nerve ablations, years of physical therapy, steroid epidural injections and have been put on dozens of different medications, and I never found any relief.