About Sherry
It all began.
Hello and welcome! My name is Sherry Walsh (she, her, hers) and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate which means that I work under the supervision of a qualified supervisor.
I have a Master of Social Work Degree from Simmons University where I focused in trauma therapy. I also received a Graduate Certificate in Trauma Practice.
I work with families, and individuals, including adults, adolescents and children.
I approach each individual, or family with care and concern, with a desire to help them identify their strengths and build on those strengths within a supportive, nonjudgmental, empathic environment.
I’m originally from Eastern North Carolina and I moved here with my husband and son in 2017 after falling in love with the mountains of Western North Carolina. The mountains offer a safe place to heal, grow and learn.
I also work full time at Daymark Recovery Services in Newland as a therapist. I enjoy spending time with my pets, and family, being outdoors, traveling, camping, reading, amusement parks and thrifting..
Availability & cost.
Accepting new patients.
Self-pay sessions are $140 per session. Sherry accepts BCBS insurance. Sherry is currently in the process of becoming credentialed with Aetna. If you’re interested in using insurance for payment in the future, please reach out to be added to her list.
My Approaches.
I work with families, and individuals, including adults, adolescents and children. Treatment modalities include: Solution Focused therapy, play therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, creative and expressive therapies. I approach clients with a strength based focus, believing that clients move at their own pace and have a right to self-determination. Therapy starts "where the client is" and goals reflect their needs and input.. I do not discriminate or refuse professional services to anyone on the basis of race, gender, religion, national origin, or sexual orientation.
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