Sadie provides psychotherapy and cognitive rehabilitation with a focus on building collaborative, empathetic, and attachment-based relationships. Sadie has clinical experience as a counselor in a psychiatric facility and with neurodivergent youth, specializing in crisis stabilization, skill building, therapeutic consultation, safety assessments, and trauma recovery. 

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Sadie integrates a humanistic, holistic, and person-centered approach to therapy, recognizing clients as resilient, multi-dimensional individuals shaped by their social and historical contexts. She values humility and strives to create a safe space where clients' experiences are acknowledged as both sources of pain and strength. The therapeutic relationship, grounded in mutual respect and trust, fosters meaningful dialogue and personal growth. Sadie aims to support clients in developing a more vital and authentic life. She holds a bachelor’s degree in social work and is pursuing a master’s in social work at the University of Chicago. 

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Sadie provides psychotherapy and cognitive rehabilitation services in our downtown Chicago office, under the supervision of Eleanor Mulshine, LCSW.