Dr. Sarah Hallett completed her Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology at the Adler Graduate Professional School. She is a Psychologist in Supervised Practice working under the supervision of Dr. Shelley McMain and Dr. Shari Geller.
Sarah has completed clinical training in private practice working through a trauma informed perspective in assessment and therapy with adults and adolescents suffering from childhood trauma, addiction, adoption, anxiety, and depression. Sarah has clinical experience with parents/caregivers and their adolescents challenged with addictions and has delivered workshops and group work for these populations. Sarah was adjunct faculty at the Adler Graduate Professional School between 2017-2022, teaching their graduate certificate course in trauma psychotherapy.
Sarah offers a warm, non-judgmental, and supportive therapeutic environment to facilitate self-awareness, strength, and resiliency. She integrates various therapeutic approaches including dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), cognitive-behavioural therapy for English-speaking people of Caribbean origin (CBT-CA), psychodynamic family of origin work, and Satir family therapy. She has an ongoing commitment to anti-racist work both personally and professionally.
Sarah has a special interest working with adolescent clients and their parents in white and diverse populations who struggle with trauma, attachment issues, addiction, and addictive behaviors, including substance abuse, self-harm, gaming and others.
If you’d like to work with Sarah, please schedule a Discovery Call with our Care Coordination Team. They will reach you at your chosen time and then move your request forward to Sarah or another more suitable therapist right away.
