Sarah Ofrecio LPC, LCPC

The therapeutic relationship is everything when it comes to committing to the therapeutic process. That's why it is essential for there to be a good fit in terms of personalities meshing, values aligning, and a general sense of mutual respect. On top of that, though, I feel that demonstrating genuine care and connection is the most important factor to building a meaningful therapeutic alliance. When the therapeutic relationship is really strong and there is trust then the real work can begin.

• Texas, Licensed Professional Counselor, 90062
• Maryland, Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, LC10717

I have worked in a multitude of settings with a diverse range of clientele. My therapy externship took place at the Care Clinic of The University of Maryland Medical Center where I provided trauma-informed care to adolescent survivors of abuse and neglect. I then went on to provide behavioral therapy at The Theodore House in Baltimore treating adults overcoming substance-abuse. I have also gained experience providing in-home therapy services to individuals with Bipolar Disorder, Major Depressive Disorder, and Schizophrenia. Most recently I have spent the past several years working in a private practice setting providing psychotherapy to adults, adolescents, and couples. I have been committed to providing inclusive and competent care to individuals of all races, religions, sexual orientations, gender identities, and ethnicities.