Sarah earned her Master of Social Work degree from the University of Pennsylvania and completed her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Sociology at Case Western Reserve University. Sarah has trained and worked in diverse clinical settings, including outpatient behavioral health and psychiatry, where she gained experience providing individual, group, and brief treatment.

Sarah enjoys working with BIPOC clients and those navigating the complexities of racial, ethnic, and cultural identity. As a child of immigrants, Sarah is especially passionate about working with Asian Americans with deconstructing the "model minority" myth, the racial and patriarchal hierarchy, and/or the impacts of acculturation (collectivism vs individualism). She holds space for clients in unpacking the impacts of bicultural stress, intergenerational and racial trauma, as well as experiences of marginalization. Sarah guides clients in exploring how these forces intersect with family dynamics and attachment patterns, opening up space for meaning-making, self-reclamation, and empowerment.

Sarah primarily works with adults 18+ facing challenges related to anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, relationship issues, and identity-related struggles. Her holistic approach to therapy centers on exploring the past and present together: identifying long-standing patterns, processing past wounds, and uncovering inner strengths that allow clients to move forward in alignment with their values.

Sarah is passionate about guiding clients in exploring their past experiences, identifying patterns and themes, and uncovering inner strengths that empower them to move forward from the past. Sarah particularly enjoys working with adults seeking to address childhood wounds, attachment patterns, relationship dynamics, cultural conflicts, and challenges with identity. Sarah strives to create a therapeutic space where clients, especially those from disempowered and marginalized communities, can feel deeply seen, heard, and supported in reclaiming space that has been taken away from them.

In her free time, Sarah finds joy in baking bread, experimenting with matcha latte combinations, and visiting local bakeries and cafés.