Sarah Alsaidi, Ph.D., is a coach and consultant who works with lawyers at all levels to enhance performance, productivity, self-efficacy and well-being. Sarah specializes in executive functioning, time management and prioritization, leadership development and career advancement, with a focus on building sustainable habits that support long-term high performance. 

Sarah’s work addresses common but often hidden barriers to performance—including burnout, anxiety, perfectionism, confidence, ADHD, and other learning challenges.  She also helps individuals strengthen essential skills such as prioritization, communication, and goal setting. She brings a deep understanding of how identity, well-being and systemic pressures impact success in the legal profession and provides practical tools to help lawyers navigate those challenges with clarity and confidence. 

In addition to individual coaching, Sarah designs and delivers workshops and group programs on topics such as time management, perfectionism, imposter syndrome, feedback, business development, and personal branding. She has led programs for law firms, legal departments, and other institutions. 

Sarah earned her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Teachers College, Columbia University. She is extensively trained in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and psychodynamic approaches, and is a graduate of the Volta Coach Training Program. As a scholar and practitioner, Sarah has developed educational programs that promote effective communication, inclusive leadership, and well-being in high-performance professional environments. She is the co-author of a published book and has contributed numerous peer-reviewed articles to the field. 

Sarah brings a deep foundation in psychology and professional development to all of her work, along with a commitment to supporting lawyers and legal teams as they navigate a demanding and evolving profession.