Sara Robbins

Sara Robbins, LCSW, CSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has spent over a decade in the mental health field supporting people through trauma, anxiety, depression, life transitions, and substance use concerns. She specializes in working with adults, including first responders, active duty military members, and veterans who are coping with complex PTSD, relationship difficulties, and emotional dysregulation. As a trauma-trained therapist, she focuses on building a safe, collaborative environment where healing can unfold at a pace that feels workable and respectful.

Her style is client-centered and culturally responsive, drawing from evidence-based approaches to help clients clarify goals, recognize strengths, and develop practical skills for day-to-day coping. Sessions with Sara emphasize both symptom relief and deeper understanding, with attention to creating meaningful and sustainable change over time.

In addition to her therapy work, Sara serves as the Outpatient Clinical Director for a program in Denver, where she oversees intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization services for individuals experiencing co-occurring mental health and substance use concerns. Her background also includes years of inpatient experience and advocacy for inclusive, equity-driven care through involvement in multiple DEI groups. Sara approaches the therapy process with empathy, consistency, and authenticity, honoring the courage it takes to reach out for support whether it is a first step or a return to therapy.