Speaking

Host Sarah at your next media, conference, training, or educational event.

Download Sarah’s CV here. And check out her upcoming speaking gigs and events here.

Sarah Buino, LCSW, RDDP, CADC, NMT is an informed, engaging, and entertaining speaker — and a natural performer — having grown up in a family of musicians and spending much of her life on stage. Sarah’s unique storytelling approach and use of self is sure to add insight, energy, and color to your upcoming conference, meeting, educational or media opportunity.

Some of Sarah’s most popular speaking topics include:

  • Addiction and Substance Use Disorders

  • Authentic Leadership

  • Power Dynamics in Therapy

  • Power Dynamics in Leadership

  • Shame and Shame-resilience

  • Perfectionism and Self-compassion

  • Serving as a Wounded Healer (how caring professionals attend to our own humanity – and healing — while helping others)

Sarah has two continuing education courses available for purchase on PsychHub:

Listen to Sarah’s Podcast

Conversations with a Wounded Healer

Host Sarah Buino and founder of Head/Heart Therapy, Inc. developed Conversations with a Wounded Healer from a calling to support therapists with their inner work. It is a space for thought-provoking, unscripted conversations with people from all walks of life—united by the shared mission of healing ourselves while promoting healing in the world around us. Whether you listen to find inspiration, learn, or simply feel seen you’re invited on this journey of healing from the individual to the collective.

Recent Podcast Guest Appearances

Here’s a Spotify playlist of Sarah’s podcast appearances.

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(We do not currently accept cold pitches for guests to be on Conversations With a Wounded Healer and will not respond to those emails.)

  • “Excellent workshop. I have attended many of these workshops and to date this has been the best one in terms of being useful, applicable professionally and personally, and able to be generalized to different settings.”

  • “Thank you for the awesome workshop. I learned some new language I can use with patients! You are such an engaging speaker and a wonderful human being! Thank you for helping me have greater insight into shame!”

  • “Wonderful, engaging, accepting, interactive. Thank you.”