Sara DeLong, MD (she/her)

Dr. DeLong has spent almost 20 years helping patients deepen their capacity for balanced, meaningful living.  This includes developing loving relationships, supportive community, physical health, satisfying sexual life, enjoyable nutrition, connection to nature, meaningful work, and spiritual life.  Sometimes, medications can help people improve this balance.  

 

Her practice focuses on supporting people, and especially women, as they navigate work, relationships, hormone changes, and family transitions.  She has a particular interest in professionals who have suspected ADHD may be part of their story. 

 

Before opening her private practice, Dr. DeLong was honored to serve as a psychiatrist with Intermountain Healthcare for over six years.  Prior to returning to her home state of Utah, Dr. DeLong practiced in San Francisco in community mental health and private practice. She also served as an assistant clinical professor at UCSF’s Department of Psychiatry in the Women’s Mood & Hormone Clinic.  She has additional experience working with HIV-positive patients and the Utah refugee community.

 

Dr. DeLong completed psychiatry residency at the University of California, San Francisco. She graduated with honors from the University of Utah School of Medicine and holds her Bachelor of Arts from Wellesley College.  

 

Dr. DeLong is firmly committed to LGBTQIA+ affirmative care.

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When she's not with patients, Dr. DeLong can usually be found in the mountains with her family and dog, knitting, baking whole grain sourdough, or watching too much Netflix.