Sarah is a Master of Social Work student at the University of Michigan, studying Interpersonal Practice in Integrated Health, Mental Health, and Substance Abuse. Prior to social work, she was a student affairs practitioner in colleges and universities for 15 years. She looks forward to bringing her professional and life experiences to the field of social work.
Sarah holds a Master of Science in Education, specializing in culturally-appropriate, holistic development of adolescents. She centers social justice, actively addressing systemic oppression and internalized bias, providing an inclusive, caring environment. She utilizes trauma-informed care with LGBTQIA+, BIOPOC youth and families, providing a safe space in which youth can thrive and family members can learn. She has extensive experience leading inclusive feminist leadership development workshops, helping empower women of all ages to live authentically. Known for her skills of empathy and inclusion, Sarah employs a Strengths-Based Approach, helping clients use reflective thinking to gain agency.
When she is not in school or in practice, Sarah can be found gardening, enjoying the outdoors, or drinking coffee at her favorite local establishment.