Sarah Seung-McFarland
Location
New York Tri-State Area
School
Rutgers University
Seton Hall University
New York University
Expertise
Mental Health, Fashion Psychology, Design Psychology
- Sarah is a licensed psychologist who specializes in using psychology to help people understand the impact of the fashion and interior design industry, our wardrobe behaviors, and our interior design choices.
- She was interviewed by The Zoe Report on the connection between dress and emotional health.
- Sarah is currently publishing her first children’s book about a girl who learns how to manage her emotions after losing her favorite shoe.
Experience
Sarah has worked in the area of trauma and abuse for almost two decades. She writes on a variety of topics including relationships, career, mental health, and fashion/design psychology. Her ability to turn formal scientific writing into a relatable and entertaining story is her sweet spot. As a creative, helping professional, Sarah also uses fashion and design consultation to help people create wardrobes and spaces that support their well-being. She previously worked as a contributing writer for The Everygirl, and as a contributing photographer and writer for Houzz.
Education
Sarah's extensive psychology training coupled with her passion for fashion/design brings an informed angle to fashion trends and lifestyle topics. She has a doctorate in counseling psychology and a bachelor's degree in English. She has since earned a certificate in design psychology and is currently conducting research on the psychology of dress.
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