Services

Therapy for real life and real relationships.

Online individual, couples, and family therapy that respects your strengths while making room for meaningful support.

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01 · Online

Individual Therapy

A steady, confidential space for anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction, stress, and major life transitions.

Together, we identify patterns, strengthen coping skills, and build practical tools that fit your daily life. Sarah brings particular understanding to veterans, first responders, and people working in high-pressure roles. You set the pace, and therapy stays focused on the goals that matter most to you.

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02 · Online

Couples Therapy

Support for couples who feel stuck in conflict, distant from one another, or uncertain about how to move forward.

Sessions help both partners feel heard, recognize painful cycles, communicate more clearly, and rebuild trust and connection. Military service, first-response work, demanding careers, parenting, and major transitions are acknowledged as relationship pressures. The goal is healthier patterns—not blame.

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03 · Online

Family Therapy

A structured, supportive setting for conflict, disconnection, parenting challenges, behavioral concerns, or major change.

Family therapy considers patterns affecting the whole household. Each person has room to be heard while the family learns clearer and more supportive responses, with practical changes that can continue beyond the session.

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Specialized understanding

Military, veterans, first responders, and their families

Sarah’s 24-year Army career gives her firsthand familiarity with service culture, high-pressure roles, deployment, reintegration, family strain, and the transition into civilian life. You can begin without having to explain the culture behind your experience.

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Sarah Phillips, Army veteran and licensed marriage and family therapist

Not sure where to begin?

We’ll help you find the right starting point.

A free 15-minute consultation is a simple way to ask questions and see whether Sarah’s approach feels like a good fit.

Choose your next step