Sarahlin Smith, LMSW, LCSW, RPT

I see myself as a source of unconditional support, a sounding board and a safe place for others to do the work of therapy. The therapeutic office is a sacred and unique space that gives others space to sort through their experiences, beliefs, and hopes. In my office, this happens in a developmentally appropriate way that allows anyone from the age of three up to work through the struggles that bring them to therapy. These interventions may include traditional talk interventions, experiential interventions like play therapy and sand tray therapy, EMDR, as well as narrative and art interventions. My eclectic approach allows Individuals to choose the best way for them to engage in the process of therapy.

I am a Registered Play Therapist with experience working with individuals across the lifespan. I believe that this experience contributes to my work not only with children but also with adolescents and families. We are the product of all the days we have lived thus far, and each life is a valuable narrative to piece together. My experience and education provides me insight in helping someone piece together their story.