Become the Change

Uncover your strength and reclaim your story.

It’s time to free yourself up.

Life can sometimes be overwhelming. The weight of old patterns, painful experiences, or unspoken emotions eventually frustrates us. Feeling low, anxious, or disconnected is often a signal—an invitation to turn inward and explore what needs attention. Through self-exploration in psychotherapy, we can come to know ourselves, creating our inner compass that can better help us navigate life's inevitable ebbs and flows. Getting to know ourselves takes time, courage, and collaborative support. Psychotherapy can be a space for transformation, where self-discovery leads to empowerment, and deep understanding creates lasting change.

The wounds that weigh on our hearts often begin in relationships, and we can heal those wounds in safe, nonjudgmental relationships. Sometimes, we need to clear our self-lens, but it’s more complex than we realize and hard to do alone. Relationships can help us shift into a new self-concept, expand our self-awareness, and change how we understand ourselves. You’re not what you think you are; you’re so much more.

Taking the first step towards discovering and uncovering a better you starts the process of feeling better. Reach out by phone or email to schedule a free, no-obligation 20-minute consultation to learn how therapy can help you toward your goals. I look forward to hearing more about your story and exploring how we can work together.

My Specialties

Substance Misuse Counseling

Have you turned to substances to cope with life’s difficulties?

Depression Therapy

Are you feeling weighed down, or lacking meaning and satisfaction in life?

Life Transitions

Are you wondering how to navigate through a new chapter in your life?

Teen Therapy

Is your teen struggling to navigate life's challenges and emotions?

Sara’s Therapeutic Style

I focus on fostering a safe, supportive relationship with my clients so they can become more curious and deeply connected to their lost parts and rediscover their authentic selves.

Sara Nevius