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Sabra Starnes, LICSW, LCSW, M.ED

Sabra Starnes, LICSW, LCSW, M.ED

(she/her)

LISW
23 years of experience
Warm
Solution oriented

I believe that therapy is a collaborative process, therefore my role is to assist you in working towards solutions that benefit you in the best way possible. My area of focus is working with adults around stress, anxiety and depression. My highest priority as a therapist is to cultivate a space for you as a client to feel safe, supported, and unconditionally accepted. I have been doing therapy for 23 years and am very passionate and committed to supporting others on their healing journey. My clinical approach is person-centered first and foremost, while incorporating cognitive-behavioral and motivational interviewing methods to focus on your goals and motivations, and target what solutions are most effective and appropriate for you. As a licensed clinical social worker and fellow human, I know the importance of telling your story in a safe space; to feel heard, supported, seen, and to allow the courageous process of healing to take place. To grieve, express anger, fear and to celebrate your strengths and personal growth. I look forward to working with you

What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?

In our first session, we will begin to discuss your issues and concerns for coming to therapy.

Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.

I use a warm and open approach to therapy. I have experience on helping and supporting clients on life issues, relationships and way to be your best self.

Describe the client(s) you are best positioned to serve.

Women who want to make themselves more of a priority, while taking care of others.

About Sabra Starnes, LICSW, LCSW, M.ED

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Appointments

Fully booked

My treatment methods

Strength-Based

I do not have a one way approach to working with a client, but I start from a place of you knowing your strengths.

Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)

I help clients to look at an issue or problem from how are you feeling, what is the thought, to want to change the thought or keep it. And then you can better decide what to do or not to do.