Caroline is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Presbyterian College, where she competed as a collegiate tennis player, and a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Georgia. Her specialties include anxiety, depression, PTSD, emotional burnout, performance pressure, and trauma recovery. Whether you're seeking support for child therapy, teen counseling, or adult mental health therapy, Caroline creates a space where clients feel deeply seen, heard, and respected.

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Caroline has trainings in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Somatic Therapy, Creative Therapy practices, and uses therapy skills informed by evidence-based, trauma-informed approaches that are both culturally and LGBTQ+ affirming.

At the heart of Caroline’s work is a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental environment encouraging self-awareness, emotional regulation, and stronger relationships—with others and with yourself.

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Caroline is a great fit for you if...​​

• You’re a young adult facing life transitions, identity questions, or relationship challenges

• You’re struggling with perfectionism, self-esteem, or unresolved trauma

• You'd like faith-integrated therapy and Christian counseling or are healing from church-related hurt

• You’re a teen or student-athlete dealing with anxiety, performance stress, or pressure to balance it all

• You’re seeking a therapist in Georgia who blends warmth with evidence-based care

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Professional Accolades

• On top of her Master's in Counseling, Caroline also has her Education Specialist degree in Counseling Supervision

• Caroline published her own children's book, Leftover Feelings!​

Sarah is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who works with children, teens, and adults navigating trauma, chronic illness, and life transitions that feel overwhelming, isolating, or hard to put into words.

 

Many of Sarah’s clients come in used to being “the strong one.” They’re thoughtful, self-aware, and often carrying more than people realize. They may be managing chronic illness, complex trauma, attachment-based wounds or long-standing patterns of putting themselves last and are exhausted from doing it alone.

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Sarah’s approach is relational, honest, and deeply attuned. Clients often describe her as warm and easy to talk to, while also being direct in a way that helps things actually shift. She prioritizes building a strong therapeutic relationship where you don’t have to over-explain, perform, or stay in “therapist mode” to be understood.

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She integrates creativity, humor, and body-aware work into sessions, especially for clients who feel stuck in traditional talk therapy or disconnected from their bodies due to trauma or medical experiences. Her work is rooted in the belief that healing is not one-size-fits-all, and that therapy can be both grounding and transformative.

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Sarah has specialized training in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), DBT, IFS, Medical Play Therapy, and creative interventions. She is LGBTQ+ affirming and practices with cultural awareness and humility.

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You would be a fantastic client for Sarah if...

• You’ve experienced trauma and are ready for therapy that goes deeper than just talking about it

• You live with chronic illness or medical trauma and want a therapist who gets it

• You tend to be self-aware but still feel stuck in patterns you can’t seem to shift

• You’re used to taking care of others and struggle to let yourself be supported

• You want a therapist who is warm and validating but will also gently challenge you

• You’re looking for therapy that incorporates creativity, humor, or body-based work

 

Professional Accolades 

• Sarah is a contributing author of "What We Didn't See Coming," a non-fiction publication regarding her experiences living and teaching abroad.

• When she is not with clients or running Soul Haven, Sarah serves on the research team for The Trauma-Informed Design Society, an organization aimed to create accessible spaces that are regulating to the nervous system.