Media & Press

Some posts I’ve written or been featured in related to mental health!

  • TND Podcast Episode 38 Part 2

    🎉 Part 2, coming at you! 🎉

    We revisit grief with LMHC Sarah Kalny, focusing on macro level grief.

    🏡 Listen on Stitcher, Spotify + Apple Podcasts!🎧 (Be sure to Rate/Review/Subscribe.)

    Visit our website for resources, donate to our #patreon (link in bio) + get to know Sarah & Johanna!💜

  • TND Podcast Episode 38 part 1

    Tune in for episode 38 (part 1) of Therapists Next Door!

    🏡 Featuring licensed mental health counselor, grief specialist and guest Sarah Kalny!

    🏡 Listen on Stitcher, Spotify + Apple Podcasts!🎧 (Be sure to Rate/Review/Subscribe.)

    Visit our website for resources, donate to our #patreon (link in bio) + get to know Sarah & Johanna!💜

    Follow Johanna: @oriannatherapy

    Follow Sarah: @teletherapy_withsarah

  • Therapist Starter Pack - What Does It Mean to be a Therapist?

    A special thanks to all our fantastic guests as we present a panel presentation about a therapist’s role in the therapeutic process.

  • Therapist Starter Pack - Getting Through Your First Session

    Today's is a very special panel presentation from five lovely guests about advice for a therapist having their very first face-to-face session with a client.

  • Meet Your Therapist - Sarah Kalny - for haley, for you

    In this episode of Meet Your Therapist by haley, we sit down with Sarah Kalny to talk starting private practice, content, and boundaries.

  • The Wellness Policy #16: The Comedy Episode (w/ Eli & Sarah Kalny)

    Jordan Goodman & Wai Ting are joined by psychotherapist Sarah Kalny and “comedy analyst” Eli for a special discussion about the role of comedy in our lives.

    Why is it important to laugh? What role does comedy play in our communication and culture?

  • CNN: Mother's Day isn't a celebration for everyone

    Madeline Holcombe, CNN | Sat May 7, 2022

    It's also important to plan to avoid triggers around Mother's Day, whether that is social media posts or displays in stores, said Sarah Kalny, a therapist based in Massachusetts.