FAQs

  • I am trained in a wide variety of trauma- informed therapy modalities including:

    • All additional PMH-C coursework (perinatal mental health)

    • EMDR

    • IFS

    • Somatic Experiencing

    • Ego States (parts therapy)

    • Trauma Conscious Yoga

    • TBRI

    • TF-CBT

  • In the first therapy session and consultation call, you can expect to go over what currently brings you into therapy, what you’re hoping to get out of therapy (ex: I’m overwhelmed with everything on my plate as a mom and I want to have a place to talk through it all).

    I may ask you questions about your family or relational history along the way to get a better understanding of the systems and patterns that have shaped who you are and what obstacles you’ve overcome.

    I may also ask you about various somatic presentations or occasionally invite you to check in with your body. I am a somatic practicing therapist which means that I believe that therapy is most impactful when we are fully embodied and bring our bodies to therapy for a stronger mind/body connection.

    Each session can go either one of two ways:

    (A) Can piggyback on each session, checking back in on content from previous week and where you’re at now

    (B) Can expand into other areas of your life and be a general check-in for your mental health each week.

  • I offer both virtual and in-person appointments. Virtual appointments are open to women living in Texas and my in-person office is located in New Braunfels, Texas.

  • Nope. Not here at least. There are lots of different therapists out there but I am a space holding therapist. This just means I work best with clients who are open to getting to understanding the parts of themselves that they’re struggling with or ashamed of. I believe that when we offer radical self-compassion and loving kindness to these parts of us without rushing them, those things we struggle with eventually pan out.

  • I don’t work with men, children, or individuals under the age of 21. There are some exceptions but generally, I work mostly with late 20s-50s+.

    I also don’t accept clients who are looking for short-term therapy or who would like to do EMDR work while also working with their individual therapist.

“I underestimated how hard it would be adjusting to postpartum. Working with Sara, I never felt judged and I was able to process a lot of my fears, navigate stressors, and most importantly, find my voice as a new mom.”

— Therapy With Sara client

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