Sarah McIsaac Murphy, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist, does not have an ideal client; instead, her focus is on providing compassionate, attentive, and insightful care. She believes that the journey of working together requires tremendous courage and honors the opportunity to connect deeply with her clients. Acknowledging that pain, struggle, and suffering are universal experiences, she has witnessed many individuals become more confident, resilient, and capable throughout their time in therapy. With a commitment to helping others, Sarah emphasizes the abundance of opportunities life presents, affirming that everyone deserves a life that is second to none. She particularly enjoys working with individuals navigating periods of transition, such as moving into young adulthood, coping with divorce, or processing loss. With over 25 years of experience in Harvard teaching hospitals including Mass General, Dana Farber, and Brigham & Women's, Sarah has worked extensively with patients and families dealing with serious illness. Following this, she established her private practice 11 years prior to founding Mind Core. Clients often remark on her relatable and approachable demeanor, noting that she is 'really normal for a therapist.' Ultimately, she encourages individuals to honor themselves in their journey to find the right therapeutic fit, asserting that if a particular therapist doesn’t feel right, it's perfectly acceptable to keep searching without the need for explanation.