Sarah Healy has over 15 years of perinatal mental health experience, including extensive experience delivering evidence-based psychological therapies to women in the perinatal period. Clinically, she has experience working in roles across the care pathway, including as the Perinatal Lead in an IAPT service, and as a Clinical Psychologist in two specialist perinatal teams.

She holds postgraduate qualifications in CBT, EMDR and Behavioural Couples Therapy and has also trained in CFT, and ACT. She is currently the Perinatal Pathway Lead at Healios, piloting online therapy provision for women in the perinatal period and an Associate Clinical Tutor at UCL, as well as working in independent practice. Alongside Prof. Heather O'Mahen at the University of Exeter, she is currently leading the development of the IAPT perinatal competency, curriculum, and training framework, and the revision of the IAPT Perinatal Positive Practice Guide. Over the last four years, Dr Healy has moved her clinical practice to working predominantly online, offering therapy for individuals and couples, as well as clinical supervision.