Sarah Cole Camerer, M.Ed., LMHC~ Mediator, is a Licensed Family Counselor and a Certified Mediator.  She holds a B.A. in Psychology from
Boston University and a M.Ed. in Mental Health Counseling from
The University of Massachusetts, at Boston.  Ms. Camerer also
attended Boston University School of Medicine and completed the
Mini-Med School Program. She is Licensed by the Massachusetts
Division of Professional Licensure in Allied Mental Health.  

Ms. Camerer has worked with numerous populations in the community including;  the severely mentally, physically and developmentally impaired . She later worked as an Outreach Worker, providing community based support for those in need of Mental Health Services in the inner city.  In 2003, she became a Clinical Case Manager at the New England Shelter for Homeless Veterans providing supportive therapy, crisis intervention, and referrals for housing, job placement and psychiatric out-patient care.  She then joined the Clinical Case Management team at a private, inpatient psychiatric hospital, where she did intensive work
with adolescents, specializing in behavioral interventions such as
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy and Solution Focused Therapy and Intensive Family Therapy.

She has been in Practice for 15 years specializing in Family Conflict Resolution/Mediation, Adolescent Counseling, Family and Couple's Counseling. 

Ms. Camerer is also a Certified Conflict/Divorce Mediator and a Notary Public.

Ms. Camerer  is a member of the Massachusetts Mental Health
Counselors Association, the American
Counseling Association, the American Mental Health Counselors Association, the American Psychotherapy Association, the National Notary Association, The National Association of Professional Women and of The American Association of Mediators. 

Our Philosophy

It's Simple.  Family is everything.  Life begins and ends with our family. The very word has so many new and beautiful definitions everyday! 

The hardest part of 'membership' of a family, is the in -between the beginning and the end... LIFE!

When a family is involved in crises such as divorce, mental illness, emotional or physical abuse or death it is almost certain that each member will respond and cope in many different ways.  Some may withdraw, others may act out but regardless of their process they are all surviving the same thing.  

Our Mission is to serve each member together and individually so that they may:

• Emotionally Prepare for Change or a New Life.

• Learn to handle Frustration and Conflict with Dignity

• Guide themselves and their Children through a Divorce or Loss.

• Learn new Communication Skills to Promote Understanding and Compromise

• Manage Emotions like Fear and Anger with Integrity.

"A Study conducted by the APA revealed that 84% of Americans believe psychological health plays an important role in overall health, but more than 2/3rds don't know how to find help for emotional needs "

~Dorothy Cantor, Psy.D