Meet Sage Snyder, MA, Doctoral Practicum Clinician

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Sage Snyder works with teens and adults navigating trauma, mood instability, psychosis, substance use, and other complex mental health concerns. They have experience across inpatient, residential, and step-down levels of care, supporting individuals who need both structure and practical tools to feel more stable and in control of their lives.

Sage brings a direct, steady, and nonjudgmental approach to therapy. They are known for staying calm in high-stress situations and helping clients feel supported while also maintaining clear goals and direction in their therapeutic  work. Their approach is client-centered and recovery-focused, with an emphasis on building insight, strengthening coping skills, and developing routines that support long-term stability and independence.

They focus on practical, usable strategies, including psychoeducation, emotional regulation, and daily living skills. At the same time, Sage understands that progress is not always linear, and works with clients at a pace that feels realistic and sustainable.

Creating a sense of safety is a core part of Sage’s work. They prioritize clear communication, consistency, and respect, especially for clients who may feel overwhelmed, unsure about therapy, or have had difficult past experiences in treatment.

As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, Sage is committed to providing affirming care and creating a space where clients feel seen, respected, and understood. They are Supervised by Dr. Katie Moore, PsyD (PSY# 32941)

If you are looking for a therapist who is structured, collaborative, and focused on helping you build practical tools for change, Sage may be a good fit.