Meet Sue!

Sue Kruszewski (B.Ed., C-IAYT, RYT200) is a yoga therapist, movement educator, energy healer, and the founder of Elemental Motion. She is known for her ability to create spaces that feel safe, authentic, and deeply attuned—where people can listen to their bodies without pressure or force.

Sue brings together formal training in education, yoga therapy, and biofield physiology with a strong intuitive capacity. Her work supports people in getting out of pain, improving function, and restoring connection between body, mind, breath, and spirit. She works with a wide range of concerns, including chronic pain, stress-related conditions, nervous system dysregulation, and emotional or spiritual overwhelm.

Much of Sue’s work supports women living with high stress, anxiety, and persistent pain who feel stuck or constrained—physically, emotionally, spiritually in their lives. Through carefully guided movement, somatic awareness, Biofield Tuning and alternative and energy-based practices, she helps clients reduce pain, develop trust in their bodies, and reconnect with their own internal wisdom. Her approach is gentle, precise, and responsive, meeting each person exactly where they are.

Sue’s sessions are integrative and highly individualized. Drawing from extensive training across multiple movement and energy healing disciplines, she offers one-on-one programs and small group experiences that are thoughtful, unconventional, and effective. Clients often describe her work as subtle yet powerful—supporting real change without force or urgency.

Sue practices in south Edmonton, offering both individual sessions and small group work. At the heart of her work is a simple intention: to help people feel more at home in their bodies so they can live their lives with greater ease, clarity, and vitality.

Sue is a mother of five grown children and spends as much time as possible in nature with her husband. She enjoys kayaking, paddle boarding, camping, long hikes, and has a keen interest in mushrooms—often found meandering the trails of the Whitemud Nature Reserve, her favourite local sanctuary.

If you’re curious about working together to reduce pain, move with greater ease, and restore connection within yourself, Sue welcomes you to reach out.