About Sarah Storm Psychology
As a Psychologist, Sarah Storm strives to provide a welcoming and supportive environment for her clients, understanding that choosing to participate in therapy can be daunting for some. She believes in transparency throughout the process and takes a calobrative approach, to explore and work towards the clients goals.
Sarah sees clients across the lifespan for sessions via telehealth (video & phone) sessions. She understands life can be busy and telehealth is a convenient way to access psychology services. Sarah is also seasoned in engaging children and adolescents in telehealth through gaming video platforms.
Sarah believes that one style of therapy does not fit all, therefore she uses afferming multi-modal approach incorporating therapies such as:
- Psychodynamic and Psychoanalitic Therapy
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- motivational Interviewing (MI)
- Rationale Emotional Behavioral Therapy (REBT)
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Sarah also likes to incorporate Art and Play Therapy techniques into her child Psychologist sessions.
About Sarah Storm
Sarah Storm is an AHPRA regestered Psychologist. She has a passion for research and is always reading up on current studies. Sarah is a life long learner, exploring and creating her therapy style to best suit her clients needs.
Sarah's intrerest areas include exploring and understanding neurodivergance, working to decrease anxiety, improving self-esteem and confidence, working through relationship and life transitions.
Animal Assisted Psychology Sessions
Incorporating Animals into Therapy
At Sarah Storm Psychology, I embrace the unique benefits of animal-assisted therapy. While sessions are conducted via telehealth, my horses and dogs can join us through video calls, offering a calming and interactive element to our work together.
How can animals help during telehealth sessions?
- Emotional Comfort: Animals provide a soothing presence, which can reduce anxiety and foster a sense of connection, even through a screen.
- Mindfulness and Focus: Observing animals in their natural state encourages grounding and mindfulness exercises, helping clients feel present.
- Building Rapport: Engaging with animals can create a relaxed and welcoming environment, making it easier to open up.
- Learning and Growth: Animals can serve as a metaphor for challenges in life, fostering discussions around resilience, boundaries, and trust.
About Our Fur Team
Our animal team plays a special role in making your therapy experience unique and engaging. Each member brings their own personality and charm to our sessions:
Chief – The gentle giant of the group, Chief is an older paint gelding with a calm and nurturing presence. His steady nature helps clients feel grounded and secure during sessions.
Sunny – Our young and curious palomino Australian Stock Horse (ASH), Sunny’s inquisitive nature encourages mindfulness and awareness of the environment. He inspires clients to connect with their surroundings in a thoughtful and meaningful way.
Hank – A Neo Mastiff x Bandog puppy who radiates love and enthusiasm. Hank’s playful nature reminds us to embrace fun and live in the moment.
Major & Floki – These fluffy Pomeranians are independent spirits who make appearances on their own terms. Major encourages clients to stay calm and composed, perfect for practicing grounding and patience. While Floki's nature teaches clients the value of patience, gentle approaches, and respecting boundaries.
Together, our Fur Team provides comfort, joy, and connection, whether they’re helping you stay grounded or simply bringing a smile to your face. Their presence reminds us that therapy can be both meaningful and light-hearted.
