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Through video, audio, and writing, Sarah breaks down every aspect of our brains, bodies, and emotions in her digital content centered on mental health, politics, intersectional feminism, and disability advocacy. Subscribe to all the stuff at any of the links below.
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bell hooks
Feminism is for Everybody
free access to bell hook’s literary genius online book. Share this with individuals who are ready to start becoming intersectional.
Everything Palestine
Trusted Orgs, Families, and Free Resources for the displaced
Autism Advocacy Attorneys & Resources
An autism parent’s best resource for protecting their child.
Free Message Templates to Send to Your Representatives
Copy and paste message templates you can send to your local representatives. Covering disability rights to Palestine.
HOLD THE LINE
A nationwide directory of mental health professionals committed to providing pro bono counseling services to individuals experiencing heightened stress and anxiety due to current political circumstances. If you’re licensed in the US to provide counseling and you’re interested, sign up.
DONATE TO NOUR’s Family
Family education and support that is culturally responsive to and for the Latinx community and its allies
Inclusive Therapists
Simpler and safer therapy for people in marginalized communities.
LA Mutual Aid
A comprehensive list of mutual aid orgs and mental health resources for marginalized LA communities.
Latinx Parenting
Family education and support that is culturally responsive to and for the Latinx community and its allies
Here4thekids
Dedicated to abolishing systems of oppression for collective liberation through community and solidarity.
Decolonizing Substance Use & Addiction
Len Pierre | TEDxSFU
DECOLONIZING THERAPY
Every therapist’s must-have book for transforming your practice by Dr. Jennifer Mullan, Psy D
I am deeply committed to advocating for mental health equity and creating a world where neurodivergent individuals can thrive unapologetically. As someone working toward becoming a clinical mental health counselor, my passion lies in supporting children and adults with neurodivergence. I’m searching for a role that will allow me to grow not just as a professional but as a purposeful ally—one where I can continue to build my counseling skills and blend intersectionality, empathy, and science and art in mental health care.
My work is guided by a simple but powerful principle: mental health care must honor the full complexity of who we are—our identities, our histories, and the systems impacting our lives. In everything I do, I integrate evidence-based practices with empathy and cultural humility. I strive to provide care that is not only backed by research but also deeply affirming to the lived experiences of the people I serve. To me, meaningful counseling isn’t just about clinical insight; it’s about creating spaces that embrace vulnerability and diversity in all forms.
I bring a lens of intersectionality to my work because I believe that we don’t live single-issue lives; every one of us exists at the intersections of our identities, and each of these influences how we experience the world—especially in marginalized communities. I’m here to meet people where they are and to help them navigate the hurdles of systemic oppression, privilege, and power in ways that empower healing, recovery, and resilience.
My dedication to the neurodivergent community is steadfast. I strive to do more than understand neurodivergence—I am here to celebrate it. I see neurodivergence not as a limitation but as a source of strength, creativity, and perspective that our society so deeply needs to value. My goal is to build trust and to highlight the unique strengths each individual brings while also advocating for them in systems that too often fail to meet their needs.
If I’ve learned anything in my career journey so far, it’s that care without compassion falls short every time. That’s why I approach every person I work with through a lens of respect, cultural sensitivity, and holistic understanding. Whether it’s through evidence-based methods or simply holding space for someone to feel seen for the first time, my work is centered on amplifying the voices and experiences of those who have long been ignored or misunderstood.
I believe mental health care can and should be a tool for liberation—not a space where people are asked to conform to neurotypical, ableist, or gendered standards. What does care look like when we break free from these expectations? What does it feel like to create a world that celebrates differences rather than forcing people to mask them? These are the questions that fuel my passion every single day.
My mission is to dismantle barriers, amplify voices, and foster empowerment. I want to help neurodivergent individuals and marginalized communities not only navigate the challenges of life but also connect with their unique strengths, identities, and values in ways that feel healing. With empathy and intention, I’m committed to building a future where every single person is honored for who they are—not who society expects them to be.
DISCLAIMER: Sarah Potter is a counseling in training, anything she states online, in video, or in audio podcasts is simply advice and is not a replacement for your individual therapy, in placement of receiving any therapeutic services, or psychiatric support. Please reach out to your doctor for support in pursing mental health services for you or your family.
