Sabrina Bartley is a psychology doctoral intern with CCPS who is completing their doctorate in clinical psychology at Kansas City University, where they completed their M.A. in clinical psychology. Sabrina received their B.S. at Oklahoma City University, where they majored in psychology with a minor in Child Advocacy Studies.
Sabrina’s clinical and research interests include grief and loss, neurodiversity, existential concerns, eating disorders, adjustment, anxiety, and gender and sexuality/LGBTQ+ concerns. Sabrina believes in prioritizing the therapeutic relationship, and works to create an affirming and welcoming space for all in their office. Sabrina aims to provide care that acknowledges and integrates the client’s individual experiences within socio-political and cultural contexts. Their therapeutic approach is person-centered, existential, and strengths-based, using interventions from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and more.
In their free time, Sabrina enjoys reading, cooking, playing video games, watching T.V. with their partner and cat, and painting their nails in all sorts of fun colors!