Sarah began her clinical career working with a local hospice provider learning from individuals with life-limiting conditions. Through this work, she became aware of the critical importance of relationships in the healing process. Sarah has worked with clients of all ages and stages of life in home and community-based settings in collaboration with local child welfare and juvenile justice. She is certified in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and regularly uses this approach in conjunction with principles of Trust-Based Relational Intervention with kids and families who have experienced trauma in order to remove barriers, restore trust, and promote emotional and relational flourishing. With experience in program management, clinical supervision, and training, Sarah excels at empowering others in their work with children and families.

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Personally, Sarah enjoys spending time with family/friends, hiking, playing tennis, traveling to places where she doesn’t speak the language, and watching the Great British Baking Show (is there anything more lovely and supportive than that show?).