Dr. Sarah Leclerc, NY Psychologist 022745

Dr. Sarah Leclerc is a Haitian, feminist psychologist based in New York and licensed as NY Psychologist 022745, which indicates her credential as a New York state licensed psychologist. She chose this work to offer people a respectful space where they can explore identity, meaning, and the complex changes that shape a life.

Her clinical work centers on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and practices drawn from Buddhist psychology, with an emphasis on mindfulness and self-compassion. In sessions she helps people notice difficult thoughts, feelings, and bodily sensations without getting swept away by them, while also supporting committed action toward what matters most - whether that looks like reconnecting with loved ones, pursuing meaningful projects, or tending to everyday routines that support wellbeing. These practices are offered in an accessible, down-to-earth way so that acceptance and value-driven behavior become practical parts of daily life.

As a feminist practitioner she attends to culture, history, and the social forces that shape mental health, including racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and Islamophobia. Healing and liberating work often involves finding both online and offline communities where people can tell their stories, celebrate heritage, and imagine less oppressive futures. Dr. Leclerc encourages practices that foster self-connection - mindful eating, movement, creative expression, and time in nature - as foundations for stronger relationships and a more grounded sense of self.

She looks forward to speaking with individuals who seek compassionate, culturally informed care focused on connection, purpose, and practical tools for navigating life changes.