Sarah Reyes, LCSW

Sarah Reyes is a psychotherapist experienced in a broad range of settings. From residential treatment for teens with mental health issues and addictions to working with adults with addictions on a inpatient medical detoxification unit, to working with adults with severe schizophrenia receiving state hospital diversion services to working with children with Autism and developmental disabilities and currently as a high school counselor. She also completes initial and on-going Mental Status exams for a local behavioral health agency for patients of all ages.

Well rounded in her experience, she enjoys most, working with teens for issues of depression and anxiety, to self-esteem, goal setting and transitioning to adulthood. She also especially enjoys working with teens with IEP's who may have issues with self-esteem and confidence, realizing their potential, setting goals and redefining their future.

Sarah has had a unique personal experience, she received special education services as a student for her own learning disabilities throughout elementary, middle and high school. In 11th grade, she shared with her school counselor she wanted to be a social worker, to which her counselor replied she could not become a social worker as she was not earning a standard diploma, instead Sarah was earning a "special diploma". It was following this conversation that Sarah ended up being her own advocate. She went on to earn her standard high school diploma and continued her education until she earned an Advanced Standing Masters Degree in Clinical Social  Work and later on her LCSW.