Sarah Dietsche, MA, LAMFT

Sarah completed her LAMFT at Antioch University, New England. She also enters the profession with a PhD in musicology having spent the past 20 years working as a music professor, private teacher and professional musician. She finds that many of the same skills apply in teaching and in therapy.

Sarah’s education focuses on systems theory, seeing clients not only as individuals but as part of interlocking networks of family, friends, colleagues, organizations, etc. Sarah views much of her work as helping clients to evolve in these networks in ways that support them as individuals and work for their health and, potentially, the health of those around them. She has experience working with individuals and couples and is also looking forward to working with families. Sarah also has additional experience and training in LGBTQ+ issues, sex therapy, gender, social justice, trauma, grief and loss, and creative arts modalities.

In her free time, Sarah enjoys hiking, kayaking, skiing, cooking, home-improvement projects, making music and spending time with friends, family and fur-babies.

“Every person is unique and benefits from focus and attention to their individual needs and experience. I prefer to work collaboratively with clients by listening and trusting that each person has the best idea what is right for them, though I am comfortable taking the lead when necessary. Connection is primary.”