Sarah is a dedicated therapist who works with children and families to support safety, connection, and well-being. She earned her bachelors and masters degrees in Psychology and Social Work, respectively, from the University of Michigan, where she focused on interpersonal practice and children. Her clinical experience includes home-based, trauma-informed, dyadic, and family therapy with pregnant mothers, caregivers, and children, with an emphasis on strengthening relationships and attachment. She also has experience in community mentorship, autism, social-emotional classroom support, and working with individuals and families affected by incarceration and trauma.
Sarah is endorsed as an Infant Family Specialist and incorporates Infant Mental Health principles into her work. She values the role of responsive relationships in supporting development and healing, and strives to create a welcoming, collaborative space where clients feel understood and supported.