Sarah McMillen

Sarah McMillen owns a small psychotherapy office that is a proud VA Community Care Clinic. She has been a licensed therapist for over 25 years. During that time, she has worked in community mental health, inpatient, crisis, and in juvenile offender residential facilities. Sarah currently serves on the BSRB Master’s Level Psychology Advisory Committee. She earned her BS in Psychology from Kansas Wesleyan University, her MS in Counseling Psychology from California Baptist University and her PsyD in Forensic Psychology from Eisner Institute of Professional Studies. She has served as a state-approved civil and domestic mediator and has been a mediator for the Salina Initiative for Restorative Justice. Sarah has worked as a Military Family Life Consultant (Child and Youth Behavioral) on many installations including McConnell Air Force Base. She has taught at all levels of education and served as an administrator at a small private school.

As a small business owner, she understands the struggle of skipping a paycheck so she can make sure her employees are paid their worth. The current economy and cuts to programs has added immense financial burdens on people. Sarah will fight to provide better access to necessities and decrease financial burdens. She understands the healthcare crisis as both a provider and a patient. Her education and experience provides her with the insight to see the person, hear their struggles, and advocate for change. Her personal experiences showed her the significant responsibility politicians have and how every action impacts their constituents. Sarah prides herself on being the voice for those who can’t speak up and does not back down from a fight.

Experience:

Licensed Clinical and Marriage Therapist and Master’s Level Psychologist

Owner of outpatient psychotherapy group

Mediation – domestic, juvenile, civil, and restorative justice

Served as a fact and expert witness

Conducted psychological evaluations, crisis interventions, and specialized in the treatment of trauma

Taught at the college level and as a behavioral health consultant for a family medicine residency program

Worked in community mental health, inpatient mental health, and as a mental health consultant for military members

Committee/Board Experience:

Currently serve as a committee member on the Master’s Level Psychology Advisory Committee – Kansas Behavioral Science Regulatory Board (2024-present)

Served on the MOKAN MFT board (2020-2022)

Prior Clinical Fellow AAMFT (2015-2023)