Sara Busick

Hello! My name is Sara Busick, and I am a Licensed Master of Social Work. I have been working in the field of mental health for 13 years. I am passionate about helping others address the things that are holding them back in life. I love to help people understand themselves better, so they can live more authentically in the world. I help people discover their inner strengths, what is holding them back, and how to tap into a happier life. When living and growing with neurodivergent traits, the world and its expectations do not always make sense. Furthermore, things we've been taught by society can conflict with the neurodivergent brain. This can leave those of us with neurodivergent traits and diagnoses like Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD feeling confused and alone. I want to help you find strategies to help you live your best life, while using your unique neurodivergent traits to set a framework for long term success and happiness in the way you define it. I am a queer-friendly and gender affirming therapist. I myself identify as bisexual or queer, and use she/her pronouns. I have experience with and enjoy working with people from a variety of backgrounds and situations. I also specialize in helping people address trauma. I have extensive experience in working with people who have complex situations, people who are suicidal, in crisis, experiencing psychosis, or have a serious mental illness. Additionally, I have a strength in working with people of high intelligence. Many times people have a specific problem they are working on, and I can assist with that too! The most important part of any effective therapy is the relationship between client and clinician. I am happy to give a free consultation to answer questions and assess for a good fit. It is only when you accept yourself, that you can begin to increase your joy. Our problems can seem so scary when we feel alone in handling them. I seek to create a space where you can share your thoughts, judgement free, and with a professional with an open mind. Therapy can be hard work, but it’s work worth doing, and I look forward to working with you!