Sandra Kahn, M.A., LCMHC
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Credentials
Sandra Kahn is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor. She enjoyed her journey at Central DuPage Pastoral Counseling Center in Chicago for 14 years as a staff therapist and education director. It was there she practiced as a Certified Sexual Addiction Therapist and a Certified Partner Specialist. Sandra moved to North Carolina and, most recently, was the Clinical Director at Tapestry (an eating disorder and mental health residential treatment center). In addition to her work with individual clients, she leads groups using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.
Sandra is certified by the Association of Partners of Sex Addicts Clinical Trauma Specialists. She is trained in the Multidimensional Trauma Model, and uses a variety of therapy modalities to address the everyday impact of trauma, as well as Complex Trauma.
Education
Sandra has a Masters of the Arts in Clinical Psychology from Wheaton College in Illinois. She received her Bachelor of Arts from Valparaiso University in Indiana.
Specialties
Sandra seeks to provide a warm, calm, and compassionate presence out of a foundation that is centered on faith, and resourced by education and experience. Her therapeutic approach considers the whole person - body, mind, and soul. Her training equips her to support individuals from a variety of faith backgrounds.
She works with individuals and couples who are seeking assistance in navigating interruptions to their lives. She offers clients accompaniment for the first step or the next steps of their journey. She guides these individuals in the foundations of self-esteem, such as boundaries, self-care, and communication. Therapeutic concerns may include stressful life interruptions (such as job loss, retirement, & relationship changes), challenges of gender/racial/ethnic/economic and other social injustices, anxiety and depression, relational and spiritual concerns, addictions, co-dependency and trauma. Individuals whose lives are interrupted by anger, perfectionism, loss, life stage or career changes, grief, women’s issues, health concerns, intrusive thoughts or behaviors, trust injuries, as well as other personal and relationship concerns can begin steps toward better days.
Perspectives
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