Meet the Team

Sarah
Canterbury

Mental Health Counselor
Registered-Intern

About Sarah

Sarah is a registered intern training to become a Licensed Mental Health Counselor. She graduated with her Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling from Troy University in May 2024.

Sarah has a heart that resonates with the challenges individuals, parents, and couples face, and a commitment to help those seeking emotional healing and healthier relationships. She has a passion for helping clients overcome challenges related to anxiety, depression, and relationship difficulties.

Sarah works with children, teenagers, adults and couples. Her approach to counseling is deeply informed by attachment theory, which underscores the significance of early relationships in shaping an individual's emotional development. Recognizing that secure attachments provide a foundation for healthy relationships, she adeptly guides her clients through processes of self-discovery, fostering resilience and emotional regulation. Through empathetic listening and skillful guidance, she assists clients in identifying and healing attachment wounds, enabling them to cultivate more secure connections with themselves and others.

She has a passion for empowering couples to navigate challenges in their relationships and deepen their emotional bonds. She facilitates open and honest dialogues that lead to emotional vulnerability and the creation of more secure and fulfilling partnerships.

She understands that taking the steps to begin counseling can be vulnerable and intimidating, and so she works to create a safe, inviting and comforting environment where clients can explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences at their own pace. Drawing from her theoretical knowledge and practical skills, Sarah tailors interventions that address each client's unique needs, fostering healing and personal growth.

Sarah is currently accepting clients in person or telehealth in Florida under the supervision of Joshua Hostetter, MA LMHC.