Sarah Imbler

I use a variety of treatment methods to help my clients heal in whatever way works best for them. I work with clients struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, religious trauma and faith deconstruction, ADHD, self-esteem, and aging and geriatric issues.

I believe that the relationship between a therapist and client is the most important thing in therapy. I want my clients to feel safe, respected, understood, and cared for as we work together. I welcome feedback and believe open communication is key to successful therapy.

I have worked in private practice, community mental health centers, acute treatment settings, emergency rooms, residential treatment centers, and done case management. These experiences have allowed me to work with a wide variety of clients, from all walks of life, for both short and long-term treatment.

My goal is for clients to start each session confidently knowing that I am always on their side and they will always be met with compassion. Healing happens when we feel safe enough to take the risks required to grow. I strive to create a space that is free of judgment, believes in hope when situations feel hopeless, and offers unconditional acceptance.

Although I received my Master's Degree from Denver Seminary, I no longer identify with the Evangelical Christian Church. My journey through faith deconstruction changed my worldview in a way that no longer aligns with evangelical Christian teachings. If you find yourself in a similar situation and feeling lost, hurt, and uncertain, I will meet you wherever you are. I've been there and I can help.

My approach to therapy is person-centered and relationship-focused. First and foremost, I want to create a therapist/client relationship that fosters acceptance and safety.

My clients can expect to walk away from sessions knowing more about themselves and their relationships. They will feel challenged, at times, and always met with compassion and acceptance.