Sarah Riemersma

Sarah Riemersma, LMSW, CAADC, is a skilled Clinical Social Worker and therapist dedicated to supporting adults and elders on their journey of healing and personal growth. She believes that every individual is born with intrinsic worth, yet many internalize false narratives due to painful experiences. Her therapeutic approach focuses on helping clients reshape these narratives by addressing the pain that leads to feelings of shame, unhealthy relational patterns, negative thoughts, and a loss of purpose. Collaboration is at the heart of Sarah’s practice; she views clients as experts in their own lives and uses her training and experience to facilitate the change they desire. With a warm, compassionate, and curious demeanor, she employs a variety of modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Additionally, Sarah emphasizes the power of the therapeutic relationship as a means of fostering healing, change, and connection. Her work is rooted in a strength-based and person-centered philosophy, allowing clients to reconnect with intention, presence, and meaning. For those ready to embark on their therapeutic journey, Sarah provides empathetic and non-judgmental care with the understanding that reaching out takes great courage. She recognizes the importance of finding the right fit in a therapist, ensuring clients feel comfortable and supported throughout their experience.