Sarah Fister, LPC Intern
Counselor Trainee
Accepting New Clients
Virtual Appointments
In Person Appointments
Daytime & Evening Appointments
Specialities
- Marriage and couples counseling
- Support for individuals navigating divorce, separation, and relationship patterns
- Anxiety, emotional regulation, and communication struggles
- Working with clients carrying unseen or complex emotional burdens
Modalities & Approach
- Warm, collaborative, and nonjudgmental therapeutic style
- Focus on emotional safety, connection, and secure relational bonds
- Helps clients explore patterns, heal wounds, and build healthier relationships
Sarah Fister is currently completing her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Malone University. She is deeply passionate about and committed to providing clients with a safe space where they feel seen, heard, and understood. Her journey into mental health began through her own experiences with postpartum depression and marital struggles. This opened her eyes to the importance of compassion and support through the most vulnerable and challenging times. Through counseling, she learned to navigate the complexities of marriage, solidifying her desire to help others find hope and healing in their lives and relationships. As a mother of four and a dedicated wife, she understands the intricacies of balancing family life with personal well-being. Her interests include coffee, running, reading, and engaging in meaningful conversations that foster connection and growth.
Education, Workshops, Trainings & Certifications
- Currently completing Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the Malone University
Session Rates
Individual Session $75 for 50-minutes
Couples Session $100 for 50-minutes
Double Session $150 for 1-hour and 50 minutes
“I’ve learned that pain can break us or build us. My work is helping people turn their hardest seasons into places of healing and strength.”
– Sarah Fister
Articles by Sarah
Sarah’s Story
Sarah's Story: From the Counselor's Couch to the Counselor's Chair My High Hopes for Married Life When I got married at 21, I thought I had it all figured out. My husband and I were deeply rooted in our college ministry, surrounded by strong couples and mentored by...