Sarah Walker, LMHC, MS, Ed.M. Counseling Psychology(She/Her/Hers)

Sarah Walker is a licensed mental health counselor (LMHC) and is dedicated to creating a collaborative, non-judgmental environment where adolescents, young adults, and adults feel genuinely seen, heard, and understood. Her practice is built on the belief that true healing begins with deep empathic attunement, allowing for exploration into the unique complexities of each patient's life. Whether navigating personal transitions, anxiety, or depression, Sarah works collaboratively with each patient to unpack challenges and cultivate the resilience needed to rise through life's inevitable difficulties.

Sarah’s therapeutic approach is uniquely integrative, blending depth-oriented psychodynamic and psychoanalytic modalities with actionable frameworks like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and eclectic interventions. By pursuing a thorough exploration of past experiences and relational patterns, she helps patients uncover the underlying "why" behind their current distress, rather than simply managing symptoms. This nuanced lens is particularly effective when working with neurodivergent individuals—including those navigating ADHD, autism, and the unique asynchronous development of a gifted profile—as well as athletes and non-athletes alike, looking to understand and unlock their full potential.

This clinical framework is grounded in rigorous academic training and advanced specialization. Sarah holds a Master of Education in Counseling Psychology from Boston University, a Master of Science in Exercise Science with a concentration in Sports Psychology from Ithaca College, and is an ACSM certified exercise physiologist. Further enriching her depth-oriented practice, she completed the postgraduate fellowship program at the Massachusetts Institute of Psychoanalysis. By integrating a sophisticated understanding of mind-body dynamics, peak performance, and psychoanalytic insight, Sarah offers a holistic, tailored space that empowers individuals on their journey toward self-discovery and growth.