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12 <strong>Style</strong> Spotlight~Moving Up and Growing Too! By Liz Huegel Mary Sudduth, Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and sole proprietor of the Wellness Place in Warsaw, is excited to announce the business • Yarn • Fabric • Notions • Patterns • Slip Covers • Local Artisans • Window Treatments HOME DECOR FABRICS JUST ARRIVED Monday - Friday 10 am. to 5 pm. Saturday -10-3 25% Off Selected Winter Fabrics 158 Prince Street, Tappahannock, www.SewHappy.Biz has moved and the sta is growing! On March 1st, 2013 they moved from the old farmhouse on Oldhams Road to their new location at 622 Main Street, Warsaw. Locals will remember the structure as the old People’s Oil oce building located in the heart of downtown Warsaw. Equally exciting is the addition of three new service providers: Dr. Mathieu Sisk; Chiropractor, Holly Bryant; Certied Massage erapist, and Perry Campanella, LPC and Accudetox specialist. ese specialists will join the existing independent contractors—Suzanne Souders, LCSW, and Douglas Nelson, an Anger/Violence Prevention Specialist, both of whom see clients at the Wellness Place part-time. Dianne orn is the Administrative Assistant, and let’s not forget Georgia —the rescued retrievermix who gently greets the clients at the door! Finally, partnering with the practice will be Bill Williams, the owner of Pathway Counseling Services—a case management business that provides stop-gap measures to keep at risk clients functioning in the community. Mary has been a master’s level social worker for 20 years. She earned her Bachelor’s degree from Christopher Newport University in Newport News in 1992, and her Master’s degree from Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond in 1993. Medical social work has been her focus for most of her career, specializing in gerontology. She enjoys working with the elderly and has worked in hospice, oncology units, nursing homes, mental health facilities, and non-prot organizations. She has published scholarly articles, including her master’s thesis on grief reaction. She earned her LCSW in 2008, and opened the Wellness Place in 2009 where she now provides psychotherapeutic counseling. In 2001, Mary moved to the Northern Neck to marry her childhood sweetheart, Barry Sudduth. ey had dated for about two years while growing up in Hampton, Virginia and then went their separate ways after high school. ey had both been married and subsequently divorced when Barry decided to nd her again. She had three children by her rst marriage: Andrew, 27, Philip, 24, and Kyla, 19. Barry has two step-children from his previous marriage, and together they have one child, Zada Abigail (Abby) Elizabeth Sudduth, age 9. When she’s not at the clinic, Mary enjoys living and working on Springview Farm, the 70 acre farm she and Barry own and operate outside of Warsaw. Ten acres are dedicated to growing organic vegetables, which they sell at produce markets locally and in Northern Virginia. ey also grow and sell assorted native owers, which they cut and deliver to the same markets. irty acres are used to grow hay and the remaining 30 acres are wooded. ey raise goats and chickens which happily provide the perfect natural fertilizer for the organic crops. She works on the farm on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, attends church on Sundays and runs Spring 2013 the clinic on Mondays, Wednesdays and ursdays. Needless to say, Mary is a very busy lady! Sometimes she even nds time to play with the Northern Neck Orchestra, along with her husband and daughter, as well as the piano at church. When they can she and Barry like to trade some of their produce for local, grass-fed meats, and they enjoy the benets of partial ownership of a dairy cow. e bovine lives on a dairy farm in Montross, and is cared for by the primary owner. By being a partial owner, Mary is entitled to take a gallon of raw milk each week. Because it is illegal to sell raw milk, partial ownership of a cow has become a growing trend for folks wanting whole raw milk instead of the pasteurized and homogenized variety oered in the grocery store. She is a self-taught gourmet cook and enjoys using home grown herbs in her recipes. Mary’s goal is to provide health and wellness to the community. She believes God called her to bring healing to people and that the Wellness Place is her place for ministry. Consequently, she tries to help people heal their lives through mental, spiritual and physical methods. Whether it is organic coees and teas, natural soaps, or an assortment of ancient perfumes for aroma therapy, Mary oers products as well as services for a well-balanced life. As it says on the back of her business card, (it’s) “more than just a state of mind.” Call Mary at 804-472-3706, or send an email inquiry to mary.sudduth@ wellnessplace1.cominformation. Liz Huegel photos. ehuegel@chesapeakestyle.com
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