Areas of Work: Child & Adolescent Treatment, Young Adult Treatment, Parent Consultations

Sarah Feige is a PhD candidate providing trauma-informed therapy for children, teens, young adults, and parents, supervised by Dr. Adelle Pratt. She has worked in private practice, school, and community mental health settings across the region.

Sarah’s approach to therapy is founded on respect. Her work reflects a longstanding dedication to understanding human experience, and the many forms of suffering and struggle that this can involve throughout life. She offers therapy for youth and families coping with a range of difficulties; see the “Therapist Finder” page of this website for more details. She is trained in a variety of research-supported practices, and uses both talk- and play-based methods in her work with children. With people of all ages, therapy is guided by individual needs as these emerge. She offers in-person and virtual services.

Sarah works within a space where individual psychology and suffering are understood in a social context. Not only in the sense that people live in a social and historical world that structures their experiences, but also that society lives inside individuals. This includes the understanding that society can enact damage inside individuals, and inside families, across experiences of culture, colonization, race, migration, gender, and other aspects of life. Therapy is a place where these injuries can be recognized and worked through, so individuals can more fully become themselves. Nested in such an outlook, Sarah’s research is focused on developmental trauma.

Sarah is a northern gal who loves the winter. She takes comfort in hot tea, good books, and the beauty of music and film.