Sherry received her Master’s in Social Work from Wayne State University in Detroit Michigan. With 30 years of social work, Sherry utilizes her skills across a wide range of settings, including nursing homes, private schools, universities, clinics, and private practice. Sherry finds working with individuals, couples, families, and groups of all age deeply rewarding and has a particular passion for supporting gifted children and adults, informed by her own life experiences.

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Sherry enjoys working with clients who experience neurodiversity as well as concerns related to identity and self-acceptance. She believes that when individuals are able to identify, understand, and accept their authentic selves, symptoms of anxiety and depression often decrease, leading to an improved quality of life.

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Sherry’s therapeutic approach integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Play Therapy, Psychodynamic, Trauma-Informed Care,  Mindfulness-Based Techniques, Family Systems Theory, Emotion-Focused Therapy, and Mind-Body Connection Strategies. Through this integrative approach, she helps clients develop emotional regulation skills and work toward their academic, professional, and personal goals.

Central to her work is supporting clients in embracing and integrating all aspects of themselves—including traits that may feel challenging but often represent hidden strengths. Sherry is committed to creating a safe and supportive therapeutic environment that fosters a strong therapeutic alliance focused on achieving each client’s treatment goals.