Sarah Thorpe Verified Provider

Sarah Thorpe is a board certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner practicing in Arlington, Texas through Carencia, a comprehensive mental health clinic offering both in person and telehealth care.

She takes a whole person, integrative approach to psychiatric services, addressing mood disorders, anxiety and depression, bipolar disorder and PTSD, OCD and psychosis, addiction and more. Her background across inpatient behavioral health settings brings a depth of experience that informs her thoughtful, root cause oriented care.

What therapies does Sarah use?

Sarah Thorpe provides psychiatric consultations, medication management and psychotherapy informed care using modalities like cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy and motivational interviewing.

She emphasizes exploring underlying causes and considers lifestyle based and non medication alternatives when appropriate alongside traditional psychiatric treatment.

Who does Sarah Thorpe work with?

She works with individuals across a wide age range, from preteens through older adults and seniors. Her specialty areas include women’s issues and dual diagnosis, trauma and conditions like suicidal ideation and eating disorders, reflecting her experience in high acuity behavioral health environments.

Where is the practice located?

Sarah Thorpe sees patients in person at Carencia’s Arlington, TX office on West Randol Mill Road with weekday and Saturday morning hours available. Telehealth appointments are also offered for residents of Texas and Colorado.

What does psychiatric care cost?

Carencia accepts several major PPO insurance plans including BlueCross BlueShield and Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare. Self pay options are available with an initial 60 minute psychiatric appointment priced at $225 and follow up medication management sessions at $150.

How do I get started?

Prospective patients can explore Sarah Thorpe’s profile through Carencia’s website to learn more about her services and schedule an appointment. Both in person and telehealth intake options are available to help make the first step as accessible as possible.