My name is Sherry Scott, and I am a doctoral-level psychology extern under the supervision of Dr. Dan Isenberg, Licensed Psychologist. I am enthusiastically completing my education to become a licensed psychologist. Prior to beginning my doctorate degree, I was a school counselor for many years. As a school counselor, I witnessed first-hand the dire need for additional mental health providers in the community. I decided to enhance my education and expand my understanding of working with individuals throughout the lifespan through obtaining an additional degree to become a Doctor of Psychology.

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My personal goal has always been to provide culturally sensitive, client centered, warm, evidenced-based psychotherapy to every client I support. I take pride in my inquisitive nature, as it affords me the genuine interest to seek to understand the lived experience of each of my clients. Psychodynamic theory and multicultural sensitivity drive my approach while an integration of a cognitive behavioral and acceptance and commitment techniques allow me to provide unique, person centered, therapeutic interventions. 

I have clinical experience supporting the goals of at risk-youth; children with social-emotional and developmental disabilities; as well as children and adults processing grief, life transitions, trauma, depression, anxiety and obsessive compulsions. I look forward to the opportunity to assist new clients with processing and overcoming their unique challenges.