Sarah Gillio

Sarah Gillio, LICSW, is a compassionate and attentive Clinical Social Worker who is dedicated to guiding adults on their journey toward healing and self-discovery. With a strong foundation in psychodynamic therapy, experiential therapy, and relational approaches, she collaborates closely with her clients to identify their therapy goals and devise effective strategies for achieving them. Sarah is deeply sensitive to the feelings and relational patterns that emerge during therapy, understanding that these dynamics often have deep-rooted reasons and can impact well-being. Her specializations include relationship issues, parenting challenges, trauma and PTSD, and life transitions, among others. With a warm and curious demeanor, she particularly enjoys working with parents, young adults, and individuals in caregiving professions, helping them to feel more mindful and connected, while expanding their choices. Sarah’s academic background includes a degree from Smith College School for Social Work, and she has studied Child Development at Tufts University. Drawing from her extensive training and a focus on social identity, Sarah's practice is an inclusive space that acknowledges the influence of cultural context on personal experiences, facilitating meaningful and transformative relationships in therapy.