Sarah has been serving the community as a mental health advocate since 2012.

It starts with a single idea—something that seems simple at first glance. You might feel inspired to start a business, develop a new hobby, or share a passion that has always been close to your heart. Sarah has a solid background in business management and financial services, but her true passion lies in helping her community as a dedicated mental health advocate. She believes in the importance of supporting those around her and promoting well-being for all.

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You are Enough

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So what does being an agent have to do with being a mental health advocate? Everything!

Sarah works hard to reduce the barriers and stereotypes around mental illness. She believes talking about mental health should be as easy as discussing physical health. As a real estate agent and peer support specialist, she prioritizes her clients and community, just as she did at the Dayton Doggie Dude Ranch. Sarah understands the challenges rural residents face in finding mental health help. She wants everyone to know they are not alone. Committed to learning and advocating for mental health, she emphasizes that it’s okay to not be okay, and that healing starts with open conversations and support..

  • Peer Support Specialist

  • Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training

  • Former 988 Crisis Intervention Counselor

  • Director, Best Friend Project