Sheryll Waring, LPC LADC LLC

"I have been seeing Sheryll for a while now and I love her. I have a tendency to ghost my therapists after a while but Sheryll is the only one I have not done that to. I actually feel like I’m learning and growing in therapy and feel comfortable in therapy for the first time in my life. My family probably gets tired of me talking about how much I like her! She’s tough and actually makes me think and work hard, but that’s exactly what I needed in a therapist. Would 100% recommend her!!"

"Sheryll has been easy to talk with and very knowledgeable. My daughter has worked with her in a group setting and always looked forward to the next group session. I’ve had multiple sessions off and on over the past 8 years. I wouldn’t think of going anywhere else. You are able to reach out to Sheryll at anytime and she is very responsive."

"My daughter has been going to Sheryl since she was very young, starting 12 years ago. Sheryl has helped her through many emotional periods of her life and has always been there even if I bother outside of office hours. She has been accommodating to our ever dynamic schedule as my daughter became older and involved in different activities. I always recommend her when people ask me for a professional counselor for their children."

"I’ve been seeing Sheryl for almost 2 years and she is the most compassionate person that I’ve talked to. I’ve seen multiple therapist in my past however none have been able to connect with me like she has. I’ve have been able to work on my core issues and she has given me the proper tools to work through them. Every time I need to talk to her even with out a scheduled appointment she has been able to accommodate me either same day or next day. I have recommended her to many people and have gotten great feedback from them as well. She’s amazing!"

"Sheryll is the most unprofessional therapist I have ever encountered. My teenage daughter had the worst experience with Sheryll. She suffers from major depressive disorder, generalized anxiety and other severe trauma. She saw her about 6 times and each time Sheryll would constantly be checking her phone and seemed to be distracted from my daughter. The last time was the final straw, when she took a call from her daughter on speaker, in the middle of a dramatic moment where my daughter was being vulnerable. The call was regarding how to operate their treadmill. She briefly apologized once getting off and they moved on to another topic. Subsequently, Sheryll began to write on a notepad...my daughter thought she was taking notes about her, but she realized she was drawing a diagram as she took out her phone to snap a picture to send to her daughter. There is more, but I won't go on. This person should not be helping others...she needs to go get help herself. Not acceptable!"