Sarah began her career in education and the arts. This background gives her a unique perspective and allows her to bring creativity and flexibility to her therapeutic work, making sessions engaging, interesting, and meaningful.

Sarah is dedicated to supporting young people build their sense of self and advocate for their needs. Sarah works with children experiencing behavioural, emotional, and developmental difficulties, and provides systemic support by collaborating with parents, schools, and families. Sarah supports parents to understand their children, strengthen parent–child relationships, and to co-parent positively and appropriately within separated family contexts, prioritising children’s adjustment and wellbeing.

Sarah is dedicated to assisting adults of all ages, whether it’s to provide support through life transitions and difficulties, manage stress, work or study pressures or to delve deeper into changing maladaptive cognitive habits, coping strategies, unprocessed trauma, or relationship dynamics. Sarah has expertise in coaching individuals through relationship, sexual and parenting difficulties.

Therapy can be challenging and equally rewarding. Sarah’s therapeutic approach is collaborative, encouraging clients to feel empowered, and comfortable throughout the process. Sarah tailors her approach and pace of therapy to each individual’s needs and is committed to helping clients make practical and meaningful changes toward the life they want.

Sarah conducts assessments for risk, ADHD, intelligence, and psychoeducation, providing reports, recommendations and safety and school plans.

Sarah offers face-to-face and Telehealth (Zoom) appointments.