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Sara Wells is a Master’s level Therapist. Her intensive course of study in Marriage and Family Therapy at Liberty University finalized in 2009. She has more than twelve years of couple, individual, and family counseling experience working with a diverse population at all ages. She is a North Carolina Licensed Professional Counselor since June 11, 2010.

Sara approaches the practice of Individual, Marriage, and Family Counseling eclectically using Dialectical Behavior informed therapy as a baseline modality with an integrated perspective. She believes we live in a diverse culture and provides a holistic service integrating various humanistic, experiential, theoretical perspectives and approaches to counseling. 

Sara believes that life is a mysterious journey that propels each individual person onto a path with no written instruction manual delineating exact courses for action. Everyone is born and everyone dies. Those are the two absolute truths about humans. There are certainly other truths. Sara’s life journey is to understand the mystery in life through introspection, contact with others, and communion with a spiritual essence while evolving, teaching, and modeling the process of change through knowledge within the family crucible. She has an unceasing belief in human potential. Intuitively she collaborates with others creatively tapping into unique positive life forces and an essence of goodness; preferring to teach others and train people to utilize empowering strategies for breaking bondage of blocked potential rather than spend time with administrative requirements. Her vision for changing the world is through alliances with one individual and family at a time.

Specialties


  • Emotional Disregulation
  • Individual Counseling
  • Marriage and Family Counseling
  • Military Lifestyle Adjustment Issues
  • Children and Adolescents
  • Affair Recovery
  • Forgiveness
  • Financial Distress
  • Relational Issues
  • Addictive Behaviors
  • Adjustment Disorders
  • Pain Management
  • Developmental Disorders
  • Parental Alienation
  • Depression
  • Grief
  • Anxiety
  • PTSD
  • RAD
  • ADHD
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