Sarah Montgomery

Sarah Montgomery is a licensed clinical social worker who provides compassionate therapy to individuals of all ages, including adults, young adults, teens, and children aged 10 and up. She specializes in assisting those grappling with depression, anxiety, grief, and trauma, as well as issues stemming from life transitions such as the impacts of the coronavirus, adapting to college life, and challenges related to relationships, school, and work. With particular expertise in navigating the complexities of grief and traumatic loss, Sarah offers support to individuals and families facing devastating experiences, including suicide and overdose loss. Her therapeutic approach is person-centered, warm, and creative, ensuring clients feel supported, respected, and safe while exploring their vulnerabilities and feelings. Emphasizing a strengths-based perspective, she utilizes various modalities tailored to the specific challenges presented by her clients. When working with children, Sarah adopts a family-centered approach, recognizing the integral role parents play in the therapy process. Her extensive experience includes working in diverse settings such as K-12 schools, hospice care, grief and trauma recovery environments, and outpatient child and adolescent psychiatry.