With over two decades of ministry leadership and pastoral care, Sarah Siu brings deep compassion, wisdom, and biblical insight to her work as a Pastoral Counselor, Life Coach, Mental Health Coach, and IHDR Practitioner. She has used her apostolic gifts to serve God in ministry for over 20 years, pioneering and building churches, as well as working in the non-profit sector helping to edify and care for people. Most recently, she served as the Pastoral Care Pastor in Southern California, for a well-known, global ministry, providing spiritual guidance, emotional support, and inner healing to individuals and families navigating life’s transitions and challenges.

 Sarah is a graduate of Pacific Rim Christian University, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Bible and Pastoral Ministry and an Associate of Arts in Christian Ministry. She has since faithfully served the Body of Christ across local churches, nonprofit organizations, and global ministries.

 Her journey through personal loss, including the grief of miscarriage, led her to author the book “Run to You: A Guide Through Miscarriage,” a compassionate resource for those walking through the pain of miscarriage, grief, loss, and seeking God’s comfort.

She has extensive training and experience in pastoral counseling, including both the Basic and Advanced Sozo method, coaching, grief support and transitional leadership. Sarah’s passion is to see lives transformed by the presence and love of God. She walks alongside clients with a motherly heart, to help them discover healing, identity, and hope for the future.

Sarah and her husband Koa recently celebrated 25 years of marriage and are proud parents to two children, Kekoa and Kalea. She is currently writing her second book titled, Resolute, How to Live Secure in an Unstable World, to be released in 2025.

 Whether she’s counseling one-on-one, leading workshops, or supporting others through all of life’s seasons, Sarah’s approach remains the same: Spirit-led, biblically grounded, and rooted in the belief that God still heals, restores, and redeems.