Sara Levin, AMFT

As a bi-racial AMFT, I prioritize integrating cultural competency and diversity considerations into my sessions, seeing my role as extrapolating research findings and implementing intersectional practices tailored to my clients' individual lived experiences.

I specialize in Attachment Theory (seeing how one's relationship with their family shows up in their current relationships), Somatic Therapy (incorporating sensory processing, the information we receive from our body about how we're feeling/interpreting the outside world), and Emotionally Focused Therapy (understanding our feelings and how they relate to the way we communicate within relationships).

I specialize in supporting children, adolescents, and their parents dealing with neurodivergence, LGBTQ+ identities, and intergenerational trauma. Additionally, I'm Gottman Level 1 certified and employ various research-based interventions when working with couples, particularly focusing on high-conflict relationships and couples navigating life's challenges.