Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Hi, my name is Sheryl Derby, LCSW. I achieved my undergraduate degree in Psychology with a minor in Family Studies. I also possess a Master of Social Work with a Child Welfare emphasis from Arizona State University. I have been a Social Worker for 21 years and have been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, providing clinical supervision for 17 years.
I have provided therapy to children, adolescents, adults and families. I have expertise in depression, anxiety, trauma, relationships and parenting issues. Some of the populations I have worked with include Veterans, families involved in the child welfare system, juveniles involved in the court system and homeless families .
My purpose is to assist you in achieving your goals in order to help you live a happier, peaceful life. Together we will identify your strengths and find coping skills that are the best fit for you. My style is eclectic, based on your needs, combining Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy while utilizing a Strength-Based, Solution-Focused approach.
When not working, I practice self-care by spending time with my basset hounds, participating in yoga as well as volunteering at a retirement home for geriatric and hospice animals.
I look forward to supporting, guiding and empowering you.
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Sheryl Derby is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker practicing in Arizona with 22 years of experience in social work. She earned an undergraduate degree in psychology with a minor in family studies and holds a Master of Social Work with a child welfare emphasis from Arizona State University. She has provided clinical supervision for 17 years.
She has delivered therapy to children, adolescents, adults and families, developing focused expertise in depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship and parenting concerns. Her work has included supporting Veterans, families involved in the child welfare system, juveniles connected to the court system and homeless families.
Sheryl uses an eclectic, client-centered style that blends Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy with strength-based and solution-focused approaches to identify each person’s strengths and practical coping skills. Her aim is to help individuals reach their goals and build a happier, more peaceful life.
Outside of clinical work she practices self-care by spending time with her basset hounds, practicing yoga and volunteering at a retirement home for geriatric and hospice animals. She looks forward to supporting, guiding and empowering those who seek her help.
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