Sarah Marx

Hello, I’m Sarah. I am an Integrative Psychotherapist and have worked with adults, children and families for over 25 years. I specialise in supporting children and young people who have experienced adversity, loss and trauma, alongside the parents, carers and professionals who support them. I am particularly interested in how trauma can affect us across the lifespan — from in-utero experiences through to intergenerational patterns — and in the ways connection, relationships and community can support healing and help break cycles of trauma for individuals, families and future generations.

I bring a warm, compassionate and playful presence to my work and place great importance on creating relationships that feel brave, trusting and collaborative. My personal values of kindness, courage and belonging sit at the heart of both my therapeutic work and the way I move through the world. Creativity and connection with nature are also deeply important to me, both personally and professionally. I believe that creative expression and experiences in nature can help us reconnect with ourselves, feel more grounded and find new ways of making sense of our experiences. I often weave creative approaches and art forms into my work where this feels supportive and meaningful. Outside of Beacon House, I am often drawn to the places where I feel most at peace — where I can both lose and find myself — at the beach, in the woods, or in my studio potting or painting.