Sara Saiger

Sara Saiger, LCSW, CSW, is a licensed clinical social worker based in Georgia with 15 years of professional experience. She has worked across psychiatric and substance use settings, including more than 12 years as a Behavioral Health Therapist in a psychiatric setting, roughly three years as a Clinical Care Coordinator and Therapist for an inpatient substance abuse program, and five years as a Clinical Supervisor at a crisis center. Her practice focuses on adult (18+) and geriatric populations and addresses a range of concerns including addictions, mood disorders, relationship and family challenges, and life transitions.

Sara holds a Bachelor of Health and Human Services with a minor in Sociology from the University at Buffalo and earned a Master of Social Work from the University of South Florida in 2005. She draws on person-centered and solution-focused principles alongside motivational interviewing, aiming to build strong rapport and tailor strategies to each individual case. Her background spans clinical treatment, supervision, and coordination of care, offering a broad perspective on mental health and substance use interventions.

She approaches work with empathy and a practical orientation, prioritizing collaboration to identify realistic steps forward. Sara is open to supporting adults and older adults through grief, parenting and family issues, substance concerns, and mood-related difficulties as they pursue greater stability and self-understanding.