Therapy for Healing and Self-discovery

Welcome

When you experience trauma and/or attachment wounding in your life, you can feel out of touch with your true Self. You may be living in survival mode, constantly trying to protect yourself, or acting out of fear and scarcity, without confidence that you are stable and strong at your core. You may be able to keep it all together…as long as nothing unexpected happens. Living in this state feels exhausting! This can adversely affect relationships, daily functioning, mental health, physical health, and spiritual health.

I believe that the purpose of therapy is to engage in internal healing in order to live more authentically in the external world. 

As a therapist, my role is to create a space where it feels safe enough for you to show up with all of your parts, feel and process difficult emotions and memories, foster the emergence of your higher Self, and encourage you to follow the wisdom of your higher Self. 

I also hold space for greater spiritual transformation, which may include releasing ancestral or cultural legacy burdens, unattached burdens, and burdens from other lifetimes, and tuning in with your own spiritual guides to remember your deeper sense of purpose in this lifetime. 


About Sarah Amberg, MA, LPC, LAC

My own path has been one of seeking a deeper connection with my higher Self, my loved ones, and with spirit. I am endlessly curious about the magical, the taboo, the mysterious aspects of life. I have learned and continue to learn from being in relationship as a student, teacher, daughter, sister, friend, life partner, mother, and shamanic practitioner/channel. I continue to work on balancing my analytical mind with my deeply feeling parts, and remembering and trusting inherent divinity. 

I love working with adults who want a deeper connection with their higher Self and believe there is more to life than they are currently experiencing. I believe in your inherent divinity, no matter what has happened to you in this lifetime. One of my favorite things a client can say is, "this may be weird, but..." Whatever it is, I'm here for it.

"Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it."

- Rumi