Meet Page
Page Sledge has spent more than ten years in rooms where children and families needed someone steady. That experience shows in how she works now — patient, unhurried, and hard to rattle.
Peace-Filled
Page Sledge
Mental Health Counseling Intern · Supervised by our licensed clinical staff
Page Sledge has spent more than ten years in rooms where children and families needed someone steady.
- Compassionate Care
- Culturally Grounded
- Whole-Person Healing
Background and training
Page received her Bachelor's degree from Touro College and holds a Master's degree in School Counseling from Alfred University. She is currently completing her Advanced Certificate in Mental Health Counseling at Alfred University, continuing to expand her clinical training.
Her decade of experience with children, adolescents, and families came through after-school programs and her work as a paraprofessional with the Board of Education, where she supported students with disabilities.
Who she works with
Page works with individuals navigating domestic violence, life transitions, stress, anxiety, and emotional overwhelm.
Her approach
Page's priority is the room itself. She works to create a space that is safe, supportive, and free of judgment — where a client can say the thing they have not said out loud yet and be met with steadiness rather than reaction. From that foundation, her focus is helping clients feel capable again, build resilience, and move toward healing at a pace that belongs to them.
A note on working with an intern
Page is completing her clinical training under the supervision of our experienced licensed staff. Clients working with an intern receive the same care and confidentiality at a reduced rate — an option many people find makes consistent therapy possible.