Sarah Baesmith is a compassionate and skilled therapist who creates a warm, non-judgmental space for individuals to explore their journeys. With a background that includes an education from the Smith College School for Social Work, she understands the complexities of life experiences, environment, and cultural systems of power that shape our understanding of ourselves and others. Sarah's therapeutic approach emphasizes collaboration, allowing clients to delve into what matters most to them, address feelings of being stuck, and discover pathways to greater ease. Utilizing a blend of modalities such as Somatic, Culturally Sensitive, and Emotionally Focused therapies, she adeptly integrates insights from clients' histories, contemporary neuroscience, and the dynamic nature of in-session interactions. Her expertise extends to issues surrounding grief, anxiety, mood improvement, perfectionism, and identity challenges, particularly for those navigating LGBTQIA identities and first-generation college students. Clients often express that their time with Sarah fosters a sense of safety, validation, and understanding, promoting self-awareness and the development of authentic connections with themselves and others. It is her privilege to support individuals in nurturing these honest relationships.