Sarah Morrison-Craft is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker with more than 20 years of experience supporting children, families and adults across Australia and the United Kingdom in both government and private practice settings.
Sarah has a particular passion for supporting women and their partners throughout the perinatal period, as well as working with parents and adults experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, stress, grief and loss, and the effects of domestic and family violence. Her areas of expertise include working with trauma, parenting and attachment, birth trauma recovery, and pre- and postnatal mental health. She also has experience facilitating parent and adult education programs.
Drawing on a compassionate, evidence-based approach, Sarah provides individual therapy, family support and parenting interventions. She frequently works alongside clients navigating significant life transitions, relationship challenges, and the impacts of childhood adversity and intergenerational trauma.
In addition to her clinical work, Sarah is a Clinical Supervisor accredited through UNSW, providing professional supervision and support to social workers and other helping professionals across a range of disciplines.
Sarah is known for her warm, authentic and down-to-earth style. She creates a safe, respectful and collaborative space where clients feel genuinely heard, understood and supported to build resilience, strengthen relationships, and achieve meaningful and lasting change.
Special Interests:
Trauma and PTSD • Anxiety and Depression • Perinatal Mental Health • Parenting and Attachment • Birth Trauma • Domestic and Family Violence • Grief and Loss • Relationship Challenges • Intergenerational Trauma • Clinical Supervision.
