Sarah is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Denver. She can help with infertility, navigating IVF, loss, burnout, premarital therapy, relationship issues, and difficult life transitions.
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Sarah Suby-Long Kalantari is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) working with couples and individuals in Colorado, and offering telehealth video and in-person therapy sessions.
If recent struggles have left you feeling overwhelmed, stuck, and and out-of-touch with who you are, it can feel impossible to find a path forward. Sarah offers a non-judgmental space to slow down, reflect, and start experiencing joy again. She works with high-achieving adults and couples who are struggling with the pain of grief, infertility, pregnancy loss, burnout, or confusion about what comes next in life. You’re not alone in feeling challenged by these very human experiences, and you deserve to navigate them with support and someone in your corner.
Her background and training are based in systemic therapy and your work together will take into account your emotional, relational, and spiritual self, as well as draw on your existing strengths to direct the course of therapy. Her role is to hold an encouraging, curious, and supportive space for you. She offers online and in-person sessions.
Sarah recognizes that finding a therapist can be a daunting and overwhelming process. She values the time and energy that you are putting into seeking the best support for you and your unique self, and would welcome an opportunity to speak in an initial free 15-minute consultation.
If you are struggling to find meaning in this phase of your life, are grieving a significant loss, are approaching burnout from stress and overwork, or are stuck in dead-end relationships and needing support through a transition, starting individual therapy can give you the space you need to find fulfillment and lasting change.
Our goal is to help you have the relationship that you want. If you are seeking a place to rebuild trust with your partner, stop having the same arguments over and over, establish shared values and connection before marriage, or needing to separate in the healthiest way possible, this is the place for you.
Infertility can be isolating, frustrating, and full of unknowns. It can also feel like the loss of a dream. If you're grieving, struggling with changing expectations, or just needing extra support, therapy can offer a place to get support and find a path forward.
We're so glad you're ready to take the next step and schedule your first appointment. You can schedule your session here.
Once you book your first therapy session, you can expect us to give you a phone call within 24-48 hours. During this call, we will chat for 15 minutes about your goals for therapy and important practice policies to make sure that we're a great fit to work together. Afterwards, we will confirm your designated session date and time and send you some intake paperwork to complete before our session.
No, we do not accept insurance at this time, but you may use Credit/Debit cards, HSA and Flex Spending accounts to pay for your sessions.
Our fees range from $185-225 per 50-minute session for individuals, couples, and adult families.
We have limited availability for sliding scale spots . Please feel free to ask at the time of booking your first session to check on current availability.
As of January 1, 2022, all clients who are beginning a new course of treatment with us have the right to a Good Faith Estimate. This is in keeping with the No Surprises Act and will provide a general overview of the costs you are likely to incur throughout your course of care. Please let us know if you wish to receive a Good Faith Estimate so that we may provide it to you prior to your first visit.
Yes, telehealth video sessions are available for all clients. Many clients enjoy the accessibility and ease of video sessions.