Marriage & Family Therapy – Sarah Delgado, LMFT, DMFT
Sarah Delgado’s marriage and family therapy practice has been operating in the Inland Empire area of California since 2003. The clinician holds credentials as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and Doctoral Marriage and Family Therapist (DMFT), reflecting graduate-level and doctoral-level training in systemic and relational approaches to mental health treatment. The office is located at 5861 Pine Avenue, Suite B-6, in Chino Hills, California 91709.
Clinical areas of focus include trauma, grief, addiction, anxiety, and major life transitions. In addition to these general specialties, the practice offers dedicated services for postpartum depression and anxiety, miscarriage and infant loss, and parenting work conducted through Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT). Delgado describes her therapeutic approach as faith-integrative, which she characterizes as combining a thoughtful, reflective therapeutic process with “warm, and pointed therapeutic relational coaching.” This framing is intended for clients who bring a spiritual or religious framework into their understanding of their experiences and healing process, alongside the presenting clinical concerns.
Individual, couples, and family sessions are available at the Chino Hills office. The practice also offers teletherapy via computer or mobile device, noted on the website as a recent expansion of service delivery. The virtual format provides flexibility for clients who prefer or require remote access, and it operates alongside the existing in-person appointments at the Chino Hills location.
Contact information includes phone at 909.536.1045 and email at drsarahdelgado@gmail.com. Specific insurance plans accepted, session fees, and self-pay rates are not listed on the website. The practice has operated for more than two decades in the Inland Empire, serving clients across the region from its Chino Hills base. The longevity of the practice reflects continued work in specialized areas including perinatal loss and faith-integrated family therapy. Group therapy is not described as an available service. No additional named modalities such as CBT, EMDR, or DBT are specified on the homepage beyond the individual, couples, and family work described on the page.