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ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Sarah Rosen Garrett, LCSW-S, RPT-S, founded Phoenix Center because she believes every child should have access to hope, healing, and of their ability to pay. Sarah is the author of a bibliotherapy children’s book titled Phoenix Rising.
sarah@phoenixtx.org
Lindsey Crelia, LCSW, RPT, served as the Program Director at Phoenix Center for 6 years and currently practices at Compleo in Waco, Texas. Focusing on children and families who have experienced attachment trauma, Lindsey utilizes play, art, and sandtray therapies and believes transformational healing is possible within a positive, nurturing, and therapeutic relationship.
lindseycrelia@gmail.com
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