Green Room Psychology provides industry-savvy clinical psychology services to creative and entertainment industry professionals.

Mental health and psychology support that is tailored to artists, creatives, crew and performers.

We support people training or working in arts and entertainment industry to access high quality evidence-based mental health support. Support that is inclusive and accessible, and embraces the complexities of what it means to live in a creative context. 

Principal Clinical Psychologist Sarah Borg (she/her) continues to be active across the national performing arts landscape, after graduating from the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts' (WAAPA) three year Acting program. She was an inaugural co-chair of MEAA's peer-led Equity Wellness Committee and has contributed content to the Arts Centre Wellbeing Collective and Screen Well mental health initiatives. Learning and mental health projects include collaborations with Melbourne Fringe, Belvoir St Theatre, Perth Festival, Circuitwest, Black Swan State Theatre Company, VCA film, and WAAPA.

Sarah has worked in both research and mental health settings across Australia, including with WA and Melbourne Health multidisciplinary community and inpatient teams; headspace and headspace Early Psychosis Programs; Telethon Kids Institute; Orygen Youth Health, MCRI, ECU, and Orygen National Centre for Excellence in Youth Mental Health.

Sarah holds tertiary qualifications in psychology (MPsych; PGradDip; GradDip), is a member of the Australian Clinical Psychology Association (ACPA), and is registered with the national health provider registration board (AHPRA). She is also a Psychology Board of Australia approved supervisor.

Black and white headshot of Sarah, she has brown hair and is wearing round glasses.