Savannah Sincoff
Savannah Sincoff is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been in the practice of counseling and psychotherapy in San Diego since 1979. She works with individuals, couples, adolescents and parents and continues to derive great joy from the opportunity to help people grow.
As part of her practice, Savannah has facilitated numerous workshops in the community on issues ranging from “Healthy Communicating for Couples,” to “Charting Multiple Life Paths.” She has supervised graduate students at Alliant University and has also taught in the school of education at National University.
Savannah’s love of the expressive arts has been lifelong. She studied ballet for many years and in college she majored in drama and modern dance, performing with a dance troupe in upstate New York and choreographing, as well. She continues to nourish her passion for the theatre as both a loyal supporter and a current student, where she met her delightful colleague, Ingrid Hoffmeister. She is also a member of a writing group and works regularly on her poetry.
Movement is key in Savannah’s life. She has studied Pilates for over 20 years, is an avid hiker, and works out regularly. “I’m one of those people who needs to move in order to feel well!” she says. Savannah also integrates movement and body awareness into her clinical practice and has enriched her clients’ growth through this work. “I’m happiest when all my passions are synchronized: helping people grow, movement, art, nature and travel. And that’s what gave rise to Play2Create!”
Savannah and Ingrid have designed “Play2Create” to provide participants with the joyful opportunity for their own creative self-discovery. |
