Our Team

Sara Evatt, LPC

Co-Founder

Sara is a Licensed Professional Counselor (P2309002) who has been practicing therapy since 2019. She began her career in the school-based system, providing therapy to children navigating trauma, behavioral challenges, and ongoing life adjustments. Sara earned her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Missouri State University and brings a strong foundation in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) to her practice. 

While she no longer works directly with children, Sara integrates her background in parent-child psychotherapy into her work with adults, creating a thoughtful and eclectic approach tailored to each client’s needs. Her therapeutic style is structured yet adaptable, blending evidence-based practices with relational insight to support lasting change.

Outside of her professional life, Sara finds joy in rainy days with a warm cup of coffee, working on home projects, and crafting. She and her husband have been married for seven years, have two children, and are active members of the Harrison community.

Kyle Evatt MPA, CPC

Co-Founder

Kyle is a Certified Prevention Consultant in the State of Arkansas and a seasoned Grant Writer with a passion for building stronger, healthier communities. His career began in grassroots prevention work — boots on the ground, meeting people where they are. Over time, Kyle saw the incredible impact that clear strategy, targeted training, and sustainable funding could make. That’s when he leaned into grant writing and capacity building.

Since then, Kyle has helped secure thousands of dollars in funding for community-based organizations, led impactful prevention trainings, and helped organizations strengthen their infrastructure through smart marketing and tailored capacity-building strategies. Kyle specializes in translating complex ideas into compelling narratives that resonate with founders and stakeholders alike.

Whether he is facilitating a prevention workshop, coaching teams through a grant application, or developing a capacity training curriculum, his goal is always the same: help organizations do better — with clarity, confidence, and lasting impact.