Tanae Dabney, PsyD, NCSP (she/her)

Dr. Dabney is a licensed School Psychologist dedicated to supporting children and caregivers through educational, emotional, and family-based challenges. Her work is grounded in child development, learning differences, and parent-child relationships, with a focus on helping families feel informed, supported, and empowered. She received her doctorate from the University of Colorado Denver, and her clinical training includes specialized experience at Children’s Hospital Colorado in Developmental Pediatrics, where she conducted comprehensive evaluations and supported diagnostic assessments of autism, ADHD, and other neurodevelopmental disabilities.  

Dr. Dabney has spoken at state and national conferences, presenting on early childhood mental health, early intervention, and best practices in early developmental and neurodevelopmental assessment. Her research on parent perceptions of restorative practices reflects her commitment to strengthening community partnerships and ensuring caregiver voices are meaningfully included in systems that impact children. Outside of her professional work, Dr. Dabney enjoys spending time with her children, exploring Colorado’s outdoors, and nurturing spaces for creativity and reflection. 

Sarah Sandoval, MSW, LAC, ADVTP, SWC (she/her)

Sarah Sandoval, MSW, is a Child Welfare Practice Coach and Trainer with over seven years of experience supporting children, families, and multidisciplinary teams to promote safety, accountability, and family reunification. In her current role, she partners with child protection caseworkers to strengthen skills in investigating child abuse and neglect and developing effective intervention strategies.

Sarah brings a strong foundation in attachment theory, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), and trauma-informed practice, enhanced by multiple specialized trainings. Her background also includes work as a Probation Officer with juvenile and adult populations, providing insight into court processes, adolescent development, and balanced risk assessment.

She is a Licensed Addiction Counselor (LAC), Approved Domestic Violence Treatment Provider (ADVTP), a registered Social Worker Candidate (SWC) with the Colorado DORA, and pursuing advanced clinical licensure. She is trained in Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI), supporting an attachment-focused, trauma-responsive approach to family services.