Sarne Branch, MSW

Supervisee in Social Work

Guiding individuals and families to heal generational patterns and thrive

I’m deeply passionate about making mental health care accessible, especially for those in underserved communities. I offer an inclusive, judgment-free space where you can show up fully—just as you are—regardless of background, sexual orientation, or gender identity.

Whether you’re navigating anxiety, depression, or relationship challenges, I’m here to provide the tools and support you need to move toward growth and healing.

I bring both professional expertise and personal experience to my work as a therapist. Raised by my grandmother and now a single mom to a teenager, I understand the layered realities of nontraditional and intergenerational families. I have personal experience and am professionally trained in family dynamics and mental health.

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Education and Experience

Bachelors Degree in Psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University

Masters Degree in Social Work from Walden University

Sarne is a Supervisee in Social Work, practicing under the clinical supervision of Kimberly Hines, LCSW. With nearly a decade of experience, she specializes in supporting both adolescents and adults on their mental health journeys.

Style

Her approach combines empathy with practical strategies, helping you explore how past trauma, generational patterns, and life’s unexpected turns shape the present. Together, she’ll work with you to break cycles, heal wounds, and create a healthier path forward.

Mission

Sarne’s work is rooted in compassion and collaboration, helping clients navigate challenges with practical tools and renewed confidence.

Specialties

She draws from evidence-based approaches to create a personalized path toward healing and growth, including:

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) – to identify and shift unhelpful thought patterns
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) – to build emotional regulation and distress tolerance skills
Mindfulness practices – to increase self-awareness and present-moment grounding