About Sarah:
Hi, I’m Sarah White — an integrative psychotherapist and creative art therapist working with adults, young people, and older adults across counties Meath and Dublin.
I offer both Talk Therapy and Creative Art Therapy, and I let clients choose how they’d like to engage. Some people find it easiest to talk things through; others find that creative expression — drawing, painting, or other hands-on processes — helps when words feel hard to reach. Creative Art Therapy isn’t about artistic skill. It’s about expression, reflection, and meaning. Whichever path we take, therapy is about building emotional insight, developing coping strategies, and understanding the patterns that shape your wellbeing.
My Approach:
My work is trauma-aware, neuro-affirming, and shaped around you rather than a one-size-fits-all model. I hold a particular focus on neuro-affirming care, supporting people navigating ADHD, autism, and AuADHD — including those exploring a diagnosis later in life. I also work extensively with older adults, offering a grounded, respectful space for those in later life stages, and I’m glad to offer home visits for retired and elderly clients where location and availability allow.
Originally from the UK, I bring a multicultural perspective to my practice and warmly welcome clients from all cultural, ethnic, and international backgrounds. I understand that life’s challenges can feel more layered when you’re navigating more than one culture, and I aim to offer a space where every identity is respected and valued. I also welcome LGBTQ+ clients and autistic clients.
Areas of Clinical Focus:
Postnatal and new parents adjusting to early parenthood
Young adults navigating identity, independence, relationships, and life transitions
Adults exploring ADHD or autism, including late diagnosis and neurodivergent identity
Anxiety, stress, burnout, and emotional regulation difficulties
Life transitions, including retirement, ageing, and changing roles
Older adults, with flexible options including in-home therapy where appropriate
Session Formats:
I offer in-person, online, and — where suitable — home visit sessions, with Saturday appointments available for busy schedules. Therapy is always paced gently and collaboratively; you’re in control of the pace and content throughout.
Qualifications & Training:
Pre-Accredited member of IACP (Irish Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy)
BA (Hons) Creative Integrative Art Psychotherapy and Counselling
Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health Nursing
BA (Hons) Registered Nursing
HND in Fine Art
Neurodiversity training from Violet psychology
Assist and CAMHS suicide support training
If you’re looking for a therapist offering talk therapy, creative art therapy, and a flexible, respectful space to explore where you’re at,
I’d love to hear from you.
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