Sabree Crowton, PhD, is a compassionate psychologist specializing in therapy for adults and elders. With a doctoral degree in Counseling Psychology from Brigham Young University, she has garnered extensive experience through her research on eating disorders at the Center for Change, an inpatient treatment facility. Her clinical journey has encompassed roles in university counseling centers, private practices, and psychiatric clinics, where she has effectively provided therapy for individuals and couples dealing with a myriad of concerns. Sabree is deeply committed to creating a personalized and empowering therapeutic experience, ensuring that each client achieves their unique goals. Through an egalitarian approach, she places great importance on individual agency and incorporates a feminist perspective that addresses the societal, cultural, and political influences on her clients' lives. She strives to cultivate a safe and warm environment for individuals from diverse backgrounds, recognizing the significance of comfort and compatibility in the therapeutic relationship. Sabree's dedication to her clients' well-being is evident in every aspect of her practice.