Sarah is a warm, creative, and dedicated therapist. She believes in combining the client’s expertise in their own experience with her therapeutic knowledge to invite growth. Trained in Integrative Systemic Therapy, Sarah sees client systems from a strengths-based and holistic perspective. She utilizes interventions from Emotionally Focused Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Bowen Family Systems Theory, the Gottman Method, and offers psychoeducation.

 

As a former early childhood educator, Sarah understands the importance of being kind. She does not believe there to be a “villain” in relational conflicts. Prior to working at Lakeview Therapy Group, Sarah served community mental health populations in Chicago and South Florida. She has worked with youth and their families, individuals, and couples.

Clinical Interests & Expertise

• Childhood and adolescence 

• Life transitions: Changing schools, premarital work, family planning, etc.

• Attachment challenges

• Anxiety and somatization

• Establishing routines

• Meaning-making and belonging

• Women’s health

• Cultivating respectful communication

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Education & Training​

• MS in Marriage and Family Therapy: Northwestern University

• BA in Psychology, minor in Ethics: Butler University

• Associate Marriage and Family Therapist in Illinois (in-person and telehealth) and Florida (telehealth only)

• Level 1 Training in Gottman Method Couple Therapy

• Member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT)

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Fun Facts About Sarah

• Sarah is a lifelong Cubs fan

• Enjoys arts and crafts

• Has read every Junie B. Jones and Little House on the Prairie book

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Contact

• Email: sarah@lakeviewtherapygroup.com

• Phone: 773-357-6681

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