Maine Integrative Wellness

Sarah Boucher received her Bachelor of Psychology degree from the University of Southern Maine. Sarah is married to an RN Educator, she and her husband live on little Sebago Lake, with their two dogs. She enjoys kayaking, mountain biking, swimming, yoga, reading, and spending time with family and friends.

Sarah received her License in Social work while employed by the Southern Maine Area Agency on Aging as an Outreach Worker and Case Manager. She worked with each client to maintain their independence and a safe home environment. Sarah was also the manager of a group home and a Community Case Manager at Shalom House, Inc., where she assisted individuals living with mental illness to meet and enjoy life goals. She spent several years as an Administrative Assistant to nine Cardio thoracic surgeons. Sarah returned to Social work as a Developmental therapist working with young children with Autism Spectrum Disorders. She taught pre-academic language, social, play, leisure, and self-help skills. "Each child truly touched me; they were beautiful kids with incredible courage and joyous smiles. Spending time with their families watching as their children achieved developmental milestones was a gift".

Sarah spent more than ten years in London, Pakistan, and Brussels. "I learned to appreciate the assistance I received from others in adjusting to life in unfamiliar countries. As a young child I spent two years in Pakistan where my father was a Peace Corps Director. I saw a great deal of illness and suffering in a country where the majority of people had no access to healing opportunities. I feel that my experiences with new and different cultures helped me to understand how many of us need guidance and support in meeting life changes and challenges."

Sarah recently joined the team at MIW, as an Administrative Assistant. Her desire to work for an organization committed to promoting positive change and optimal health for mind, body and spirit, brought her to MIW. She has personally benefited from natural and conventional medicine and has always believed that a connection to holistic healing was in her future. "I am grateful to have the opportunity to support the staff of MIW as they work with individuals and families to discover their healing process and find balance and well-being"