Sarah Robins, LCSW
Supporting children, teens, young adults and families
Life can be extremely challenging at times. Sometimes it feels as if no one could possibly understand the distress, chaos, and emotional pain that we carry with us. Whether you are struggling to better understand and cope with your child's unique emotional difficulties, are looking to strengthen family relationships or wanting to develop new insights and coping strategies, I am here to help. As an experienced therapist, it is my goal and commitment to support children, adolescents, young adults, and families in discovering their full potential for awareness, growth, and compassion.
About
Sarah Robins
Sarah is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who specializes in working with children, adolescents, and families. She uses a diverse treatment approach pulling from her experience and training in individual and child and family therapy. She develops unique treatment plans and goals suited to your situation. Sarah's interventions are based on proven research and effectiveness.
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Sarah is passionate about providing support for families, children, adolescents, and young adults. She creates a safe therapeutic environment where individuals of all ages have the opportunity to explore, learn, grow, and heal.
Services
Individual Therapy
Therapy starts where you are. I will work with you to set goals and tailor treatment to your specific needs.
When working with children and adolescents, I will often collaborate with caregivers by encouraging active participation in learning new coping skills and behavior management techniques.
Family Therapy
It takes a village.
Whether it be through biology, adoption, fostering, or a genuine desire for connection, we all belong to some form of family. Families impact our lives in a powerful way. When in harmony, families provide support, safety, and closeness. But when families get stuck, everyone is affected. Family therapy can help to rebuild trust, healthy boundaries, and effective problem-solving strategies.
My areas of specialization include but are not limited to:
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Anxiety and Depression
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Mood Disorders
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Trauma
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Grief and Loss
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Self-esteem
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Relationship Issues
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Anger management
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Parent-Child Relationship
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Adoptive Issues
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Blended or Step-Family Issues
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Unresolved Conflict
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Divorce
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Child Behavior Problems
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Non-compliant Behavior
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Social Communication
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Difficulty sleeping/nightmares
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Aggressive Behavior
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Impulse Control
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