Sara Lewis, PhD, LCSW
Contemplative Psychotherapist
Contemplative Psychotherapy
As a contemplative psychotherapist I see the inherent goodness and wakefulness in every aspect of being alive. I help my clients explore how they can honor and even find wisdom in those parts of themselves they might rather not see. With curiosity, gentleness, and a fierce desire for understanding, psychotherapy can help us learn how to become more fully awake, compassionate, and in line with our life's purpose. Licensing and Credentials PhD, Columbia University MSW, University of Chicago Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Colorado, CSW.09928204 Somatic Experiencing, Intermediate Practitioner MAPS sub-investigator/co-therapist for MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy Psychedelic Research and Training Institute (PRATI) In addition to my work as a psychotherapist, I have a PhD in Medical Anthropology from Columbia University and have been conducting ethnographic research in the Tibetan diaspora on Buddhist psychology and resilience since 2007. My book, "Spacious Minds: Trauma and Resilience in Tibetan Buddhism" with Cornell University Press may be ordered here. Research articles may be viewed here. |