I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist who provides psychotherapy to individuals and couples for a wide range of challenges, including anxiety, depression, trauma and relationship issues.

I use an integrated approach to therapy, drawing from treatments that are backed by science, such as:

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy

  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

I specialize in treating Binge Eating Disorder, Bulimia, ADHD and helping my clients navigate multiracial relationships and generational conflict.

Through my clinic, Northstar Psychology, I provide psychoeducational assessments and evaluations for Autism, ADHD and psychiatric disorders.

I work from a cultural perspective, which means I bring attention to how our identities, chosen and inherited, shape our sense of self and our relationships with others.

My aim is to help my clients develop the awareness, language and coping skills necessary to pursue meaningful connections and a healthy emotional life. 

I am based in Berkeley, CA and licensed in:

  • California License PSY35315

  • New York License 026636

  • Maryland License 07054

  • Virginia License 0810008594

  • Washington D.C.

Contact me at sarah@sarahjungphd.com to set up a complimentary phone consultation.

Education

University of Chicago

Bachelor of Arts in Political Science

University of Maryland, Baltimore County

APA-accredited Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology & Behavioral Medicine

University of California, San Diego & VA San Diego Healthcare System

APA-accredited Internship in Behavioral Medicine

APA-accredited Postdoctoral Fellowship in Women’s Health

Fees

Individual therapy is $325 per session.

Couples therapy is $450 per session.

I am an insurance-friendly practice, meaning many of my patients are reimbursed some portion of the cost of therapy.

To see how much of your insurance will cover the cost of therapy, reach out to schedule a complimentary consultation.

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