Meet Sara
I believe that as individuals, we can only meet others as deeply as we have met ourselves.
How we relate with others is a mirror of how we relate with ourselves.

Only when we dive into the depths of our thoughts, emotions and behaviours, we can understand who we are, and why we see the world, people and ourselves, the way we do.
I join the journey of those who are willing to meet the depths of their souls, so that they can meet the world and people with greater awareness and intention. After all, the quality of our lives depends on the quality of our relationships. This includes, the relationship with ourselves.
As a BACP member, I work to a high quality and ethical framework, attend ongoing clinical supervision, and continuously engage in CPD programs.
I will soon commence training as Psychosexual and Relationship Therapist.

HOW SARA WORKS
Sara’s practice is rooted in a deep and genuine interest to help people live more fulfilled lives that they feel in control of.
She provides a safe, empathic, and empowering space where clients can freely process the difficulties they are experiencing.
As an integrative therapist, Sara uses both person-centred and psychodynamic modalities, and draws techniques from other modalities. She offers short-term and long-term counselling.

PERSON-CENTERED MODALITY
This means Sara focuses on the client’s needs, believing in their autonomy to make their own decisions, and find their truth. She does not give advice, as no therapist should, but only guides and facilitates the client to find their own answers. The client is the expert of themselves.
PSYCHODYNAMIC MODALITY
This means Sara can support clients to develop greater self-awareness on how their past may be impacting their present. She supports her clients to explore their past and discover parts of themselves that they may be unaware of. Together, they work to bring the unconscious to the conscious.

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Qualifications
Bachelor of Sciences (BSc) Psychology
Masters of Sciences (MSc) Social Psychology
Member of British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP)