Meet Sherry Mullins, MA, LPC
Pregnancy loss
Pre-marriage Counseling
Marriage Mentor and Support

 

Sherry Mullins strives to help you live your best life with purpose and integrity. She truly believes that healing is possible and that you have the opportunity to be happy, healthy, and whole.

Sherry received her M.A. in Counseling in 1993 from Wayne State University. She also spent two years studying with the Michigan Academy of Healing Arts. Recently, she became a Board Certified Chaplain. Her private practice work has focused on helping women live better, more fulfilling lives.

Sherry dedicates her work to honoring her sister, Christine, who died at age 37 of cancer in 2008. “Christine lived her life well. She taught me the true meaning of the Serenity Prayer. ‘God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.’ She taught me that in the face of any adversity; a woman can live her life with wisdom, acceptance, peace, intelligence, joy, bravery, spirituality, and a sense of fulfillment.” Godspeed, Christine. I hope to live my life as well as you lived yours.

 

Meet Camille Harris, MA, LPC
Depression and Anxiety, Illness, Grief and Loss
Stress, Life Coaching

 

My mission is to help alleviate suffering and to facilitate desired growth and change. As a counselor I listen, support, challenge, and educate. My own education is continually upgraded to assure you a variety of safe, effective, state of the art cognitive and experiential processes that I use to guide your progress. Since these approaches promote integration of body, mind and spirit, results are more readily achieved and long-lasting.

My life work is motivated by my passions for learning, service and spirituality. Love of learning attracted me to my first career teaching elementary school students. Later I was drawn to a second vocation in counseling. Working primarily with adults, I developed a style that has been described as collaborative and co-creative.

In all my relationships, personal and professional, I strive to live and work with intention and integrity, in balance and compassion.

Life events such as care giving for several family members, experiencing grief and a personal encounter with cancer propelled me toward related volunteer activities and work experiences. Volunteer activities have included pastoral care, presenting workshops on patient and caregiver stress and teaching the uses of imagery to cancer patients. Employment as a bereavement counselor, as a complementary and integrative medicine specialist and experience in outpatient mental health and traumatic brain injury clinics have enabled me to serve others as well as learn and grow in spirit.

EDUCATIONAL, COMMUNITY AND WORK EXPERIENCES:

B.A., Wayne State University; M.A. in Counseling, Oakland University

COMMUNITY: pastoral care at William Beaumont Hospital and in church community; group leader at Gilda's Club; presenter at Gilda's Club Spa Day; presenter at Hospice of Michigan Conference for Home Health Aides

WORK: Pioneer Counseling; Southfield Mental Health Associates; Center for Integrative Medicine, Henry Ford Health System; Cranbrook Hospice; Traumatic Brain and Catastrophic Injury, PC

 

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