Hi, I’m Sarah, a Licensed Therapist. Welcome to my practice.

Located in East Nashville, I serve clients in person throughout Inglewood, Madison, Donelson, and the greater Nashville area, and virtually throughout Tennessee and Ohio.

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I prioritize deep work with a collaborative approach.

  • Expand your capacity

  • Repair your relationship with yourself

  • Address deeply-rooted themes

  • Move through what’s been holding you back

Learn more about my approach to Somatic Therapy, Drama Therapy, or Trauma Therapy (EMDR & Brainspotting) — or read about fees and FAQs.

Services

Counseling

I provide in-person and virtual psychotherapy sessions for individual adults in Tennessee and Ohio.

Supervision

I am an AAMFT Approved Supervisor and am qualified to provide supervision for your organization in Tennessee.

Facilitation/Consulting

I collaborate with organizations to provide group therapy services and offer engaging educational presentations for professionals.

My Approach

  • Trauma Processing

    I am trained in EMDR and Brainspotting, techniques that reduce the suffering caused by traumatic experiences, traumatic relationships, and negative core beliefs.

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  • Somatic Experiencingâ„¢

    As a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEPâ„¢), I offer a roadmap to build regulation in the nervous system, integrate mind-body experience, and increase access to a felt sense of safety.

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  • Drama Therapy

    As a Registered Drama Therapist, I offer creative, expressive skills that bring a valuable new perspective and support exploring parts of yourself in an embodied way.

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Common Client Concerns

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    Trauma

    Events, relationships, and environments can be traumatizing. I often work with individuals who want to understand and unwind the hold trauma has on their lives.

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    Narcissistic Injury

    Narcissistic relationships can create long lasting harm, whether with a caregiver, a partner, a cult, or a high-control religion. I have experience helping clients understand and repair the impact of these relationships.

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    Anxiety & People-Pleasing

    I have extensive experience working with people who hold themselves to incredibly high standards, are very self-critical, and struggle with saying no or disappointing others.

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    Somatic Disturbance

    Sometimes the body is the first indicator that something is out of balance with our mental health. I enjoy collaborating with individuals looking to explore the mind-body dimension of their physical symptoms.