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Sherry Griffith
Sherry Griffith began her quest to reconnect with higher consciousness as a young adult after having lost the connection which she had a young child. As an explorer of conscious, h...visualizza altroSherry Griffith began her quest to reconnect with higher consciousness as a young adult after having lost the connection which she had a young child. As an explorer of conscious, her journey led her through many personal lessons toward wholeness. She became a Licensed Practical Nurse and worked in all areas of hospital nursing for 24 years. When she was thirty-eight, she went back to college for a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and followed it with a Master of Clinical Social Work Degree. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and has practiced psychotherapy for the past 28 years. Sherry's various experiences working in the traditional medical and mental health arenas provided her with a solid basis in the western approaches to mental illness and psychological distress. She studied in the areas of self-help, spirituality and mysticism, eastern philosophy, quantum physics, shamanic healing, ancient archeology, UFOlogy, and became proficient in therapeutic techniques, such as Emotional Facilitation/Tapping and Dialectal Behavioral Theory. She currently is writing and publishing material based upon her own life experience and study. Sherry also provides women's retreats focused on balancing the male and female energies within and without, as well as teaching others to step outside the fiction of their own stories to learn the skills necessary for creating reality consciously. Her goal is to help others raise their vibrations, while continuing to raise her own. Her home is her sanctuary and her art.Sherry lives in Tooele, Utah with her partner and their two dogs. She loves to immerse herself in the red desert of the American Southwest, read, meditate, explore consciousness, create art, write, and spend time with her children and grandchildren.visualizza meno