Sarah Schwartz, MA, LSW, CMC

Sarah has worked with older adults and their families since 2004, helping people live as independently as possible while supporting the caregivers and families alongside them. Her passion for this work was shaped in part by her close relationships with both of her grandmothers, each of whom approached aging differently and inspired Sarah to help older adults fulfill their own wishes for how they want to age.

With a master’s degree in Expressive Therapies and a concentration in art therapy, Sarah brings creativity, compassion, and sensitivity to her work. She has a particular ability to connect with clients who may be reluctant to accept support or resistant to change. Her holistic approach centers on getting to know the person, building trust, and finding the small things that can bring comfort and joy, whether that means playing a favorite song or simply sharing a meal with someone who is feeling isolated.

Outside of work, Sarah trains for marathons and half marathons. She values the lessons running has taught her about perseverance and draws on them when navigating challenges both personally and professionally.

What I Wish Families Knew

“I wish families knew all the different ways we can help. Sometimes the right support can make a meaningful difference for both an older adult and the people who care about them.”