Sarah Soucie Eyberg is a Minnesota-based attorney, law firm owner, and writer whose work sits at the intersection of advocacy, empathy, and lived human experience. As the founder of a disability-focused law practice, she has built her career representing individuals navigating the Social Security Disability system, guiding clients through some of the most vulnerable and uncertain moments of their lives.

Her writing is deeply informed by this work. Drawing from years of client advocacy, Sarah explores themes of empathy, resilience, boundaries, and the emotional realities of helping professions. She is particularly interested in the tension between caring deeply and sustaining oneself—an issue she has encountered firsthand in both her legal practice and personal growth. Her voice is grounded, reflective, and unafraid to confront the complexities of compassion in high-stakes environments.

In addition to her authorship, Sarah creates educational and thought leadership content for both clients and fellow professionals. Her writing often focuses on making complex systems—particularly within disability law—more accessible and human-centered. Whether she is explaining the realities of the SSDI process or reflecting on the emotional weight of advocacy, her goal remains the same: to inform, empower, and connect.