SarahRose Hogan, LCSW-R, RPT

SarahRose has been supporting children, adults, and families since 2008. As a Kingston resident and parent, she brings both personal and professional experience to her work, specializing in trauma therapy, family therapy, and strength-based comprehensive autism, ADHD, and OCD assessments.

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In addition to her clinical work, SarahRose is a supervisor for AutPlay® Certification, guiding therapists in neuroaffirming play-based interventions. She is also an EMDR Approved Consultant and Trainer with the Trauma Institute and Child Trauma Institute (TICTI), equipping clinicians with the skills to provide transformative trauma care.

Claire Odom, LMSW

Claire has worked with neurodivergent children and young adults for more than 8 years. She is a new Kingston resident and loves her new found home in the Hudson Valley. Claire specializes in trauma-informed care and in supporting neurodiverse individuals across the lifecourse. She is a proud cat-lover, messy watercolor artist, and very slow hiker.

Claire is fully trained in EMDR, The Safe and Sound Protocol, and Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP).

Sarah Hollingsworth, LMSW

Sarah has worked with children and adolescents in various settings for 15 years. She has a deep passion for working with families and helping them tap into each persons unique strengths. Sarah used to be a kindergarten teacher! She is the mother to three amazing children and resides in Ulster county.

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Sarah is fully trained in EMDR.

David, Kamerman, LMSW

Dave loves to be outdoors, cook, and is an avid craftsman. He approaches the therapeutic relationship with respect and understanding of varying experiences. David specializes in connecting with young people who have struggled to connect to therapy.

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David is fully trained in EMDR.

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Andrea Onstot, LMSW

Andrea loves to work with neurodivergent children and adults. She believes strongly in self-determination and authenticity throughout the therapy process. She also is an adjunct instructor at UAlbany, where she is completing a PhD that focuses on alternatives to behaviorist approaches in therapeutic work with neurodivergent people. She is a mother to a small child, and loves to garden, play board games, and write. 

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Andrea is fully trained in EMDR.

Emma Juneau, LMSW

Before entering the field and coming to Giving Tree, Emma worked for over a decade in special education,
supporting neurodivergent children. She is interested in understanding each person’s individual
strengths and ways of thinking and using this as a foundation to help them meet challenges.
She is excited to work with clients with all levels of support needs and communication styles.
Emma is a lifelong Ulster County resident and loves to take long walks along the Ashokan
Reservoir.