Sarrah Garvin is a licensed professional clinical counselor and registered clinical supervisor, with experience and training in working with a variety of issues.

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She obtained her Bachelor of Arts from University of Cincinnati and her Master's from Xavier University.

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Sarrah has worked for Women Helping Women and the Cincinnati Police Personal Crimes Unit as an advocate for victims of sexual assault and domestic violence.

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Before starting her own practice, Sarrah worked with Talbert House, serving children and families within inner-city schools.

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As a clinical supervisor, Sarrah prepares her supervisee's for success, utilizing her expertise to help equip them to provide superior care.

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Sarrah has experience working with several issues, such as anxiety and depression, grief and loss, marital and family issues, anger management, adjustment disorders, post traumatic stress disorders, sexual assault, domestic violence, LGBTQ issues, reactive attachment disorders, oppositional defiant and conduct disorders, attention deficit hyperactivity disorders, eating disorders, sensory issues, drug and alcohol issues, and acculturation issues.