Sarah McCaslin (she/her)

I am a licensed clinical social worker with a deep commitment to the human capacity for resilience, meaning-making, and growth—even in the face of suffering. My work is grounded in the belief that healing is not just about symptom relief, but about reconnecting to what is most vital and sacred in our lives.

I work with individuals, couples, and families who are navigating the tender terrain of change—whether that means the loss of a relationship, the arrival of a child, the weight of grief, a shift in health, or a crisis of meaning or faith. Many of the people I see are wrestling with questions of identity, longing for a deeper sense of wholeness, or seeking relief from anxiety, depression, or the lingering effects of trauma. My work often touches into themes of spirituality, sexuality, addiction, and grief—domains where pain and transformation often coexist. I bring a spiritually integrated approach that makes space for the sacred dimensions of life, even when they show up unspoken.

My approach is shaped by training at the Ackerman Institute for the Family and certification in Prepare/Enrich, a research-based tool used in relationship and premarital counseling. I also draw from my own spiritual formation and pastoral experience, offering a presence that is curious, grounded, and emotionally attuned.

In the therapy room, I serve as a witness, a companion, and sometimes a gentle provocateur—holding space for both suffering and possibility. I trust that every person carries an inner wisdom that can be accessed and reclaimed, and I am honored to support that unfolding.