West Virginia

Sara Dochterman, LCSW

Fully online practice in Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, West Virginia and Iowa.

I meet with clients on a secure, HIPAA-compliant videoconference platform, giving you the flexibility of being anywhere in Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, West Virginia or Iowa, in the comfort of your own space, to receive the support you need.

(561) 533-0948 | sara@saradochterman.com | https://saradochterman.com/

I am glad you are here. Looking for a therapist who is a good fit can feel overwhelming and frustrating. Taking this first step is courageous and I am here to help!

If you are a Highly Sensitive Person, you may find that you are living in a world that feels harsh, leaving you wondering if living the meaningful, fulfilling life you long for is possible. You may also struggle with the impact of trauma, anxiety or depression.

I understand those concerns and know that it is possible to heal and to live well as an HSP. If you are ready, I invite you to explore my website, then schedule a 15 minute phone consultation at (561) 533-0948 to explore what you need and how I may be able to help.

Announcing our newest book,
Spirituality through a Highly Sensitive Lens: An Objective Look at Meditation Methods and Enlightenment.

Sensitive Men Rising - The first docuseries dedicated to Highly Sensitive Men.

The Highly Sensitive Parent

New 25th Anniversary Edition
The Highly Sensitive Person

Our Documentary
Sensitive Lovers: A Deeper Look into their Relationships

In this documentary, Art Aron (well-known love researcher) and Elaine Aron provide the science and advice behind the film Sensitive and in Love.
Learn more about Sensitive Lovers here.

Sensitive and In Love

A feature film, focuses on what perhaps matters most: how high sensitivity affects your relationships with loved ones.
Learn more and purchase Sensitive and In Love here.

Sensitive: The Untold Story

Rent or purchase our first, groundbreaking film about the trait here.

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