Sharon StrouseArt Therapist, MA, ATR-BC, LCPAT

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Sharon Strouse is a board-certified, licensed clinical professional art therapist and Associate Director: Portland Institute for Loss and Transition. Her art therapy private practice, national presentations, trainings, practitioner supervision and mentoring focus on traumatic loss, parents who have lost a child, suicide bereavement, and military family loss. The theoretical foundations of her group and individual art therapy/ psychotherapy work are grounded in meaning reconstruction, attachment informed grief therapy, continuing bonds with the deceased and restorative retelling. She is author of Artful Grief: A Diary of Healing. View 11 Photos My Artful Grief: Art Therapy/ Psychotherapy private practice is rooted in creative, expressive and experiential approaches to loss in its many forms. Sessions are individually tailored and include talk therapy, mindfulness and creative immersions into a variety of art therapy modalities such as collage, memory boxes and doll making in support of healing.

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