Grief and Loss Counseling in Union, MO.

At Sharon's office you aren't just another client. She truly cares about you, your well being, and developing an individualized treatment plan for you. To address grief and loss Sharon frequently begins with a combination of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and biofeedback. She provides various forms of biofeedback, Including EEG biofeedback, Quantum biofeedback and more. She has found that this combination can have an uplifting and stabilizing effect. Often the next step is to provide/add EMDR therapy with the goal of increasing healing and decreasing the length of therapy. Please call Sharon today and discuss your goals.

We all experience loss at some point, but we don't always use, or even see grief as a way to grow our lives and existing relationships. My hope is to build a relationship where people can walk through their grief in their own personal way. As I walk beside people, I hope to help them process the loss, to allow the suffering to eventually be an avenue of growth that can change how they see life and relationships.

My approach to grief counseling is to listen with an open heart and an open ear while holding a space where you can feel safe to share your unique grief story. In sharing your story you begin to process your grief, and ultimately you learn to integrate the loss into your life in a way that feels appropriate and right for you. My approach to this process is always with deep compassion and without judgment.

Have you lost someone you cared for deeply? Grieving comes in many different forms and circumstances, which is why it is so important to honor the loss in your life. Grieving is never easy, but you don't have to go through it alone. Together we can work through the stages of grief to begin the healing process. Healing is not forgetting about your loved one, it is quite the opposite. Healing is learning to cope with the pain of loss by cherishing the memories and keeping them alive in your heart. There is another side of grief and together we can walk in that direction.

Much of life, whether we like it or not, involves saying goodbye. We say it to family members, to beloved friends, and even to careers and dreams. Sometimes we have a say in how our goodbyes happen; more often they’re forced upon us. Through Grief and Loss Counseling, I help clients learn how to express their grief and remorse in healthy, productive ways. They’re able to honor the departed and grieve their losses, while, at the same time, re-gain the clarity, energy and resilience needed for the life that’s before them. Deep sadness turns to hope and renewed purpose as they honor the past without staying stuck there.