Sharyn Rose, MSW, MEd, ACCH

Psychotherapist/Advanced Clinical Hypnotherapist

As a seasoned psychotherapist, my goal is to help you uncover your true potential in order to live life in ways you feel are worth celebrating!

Whether it be stress, grief, having the same fight repeatedly with your partner resulting in the same outcome, finding yourself stuck in the past, or unable to live more productively in the present...the first step to change is reaching out for help! Together, let’s unearth long-standing patterns of behavior or negative perceptions that may be holding you back.

Heal Your Past. Examine Your Present. Create Your Future.

About

I have been in private practice for the last four decades working with both individuals and couples. My approach is eclectic, with treatment individualized to address each client’s needs.

My style is warm, interactive, and engaged. I approach each client with a deep sense of respect and curiosity for the unique individual they are. Therapy is meant to offer a safe space to reflect and better understand the patterns, experiences, and relationships that shape your life.

I hold advanced degrees from Boston University in Counseling Psychology (1982) and Social Work in Advanced Standing (1985). Additionally, I have certification in Advanced Clinical Hypnotherapy through ICBCH.

Throughout my career, I have worked with individuals and couples across a wide range of life challenges and transitions. My work reflects both depth of experience and a continued commitment to meeting each client where they are.

Services

I work with clients seeking a thoughtful, supportive space to explore their issues. Therapy can be especially helpful during times of transition, uncertainty, or when patterns begin to feel difficult to manage on your own.

My areas of specialization include:

Management of adult ADD/ADHD
Grief and loss
Recovery
Anxiety disorders
Relationship/intimacy building
LGBTQ+/sexuality
Codependency

My approach is highly collaborative, integrating Psychodynamic, Relational, and CBT techniques with traditional talk therapy. I also incorporate integrative methods such as mindfulness, relaxation techniques, and clinical hypnotherapy, when appropriate.

Practice

Practice Information

My fee is $120 per session payable at the time of service. My practice is fully private-pay. A sliding scale is available upon demonstrated need.

Appointments cancelled with less than 24-hours notice (excluding emergencies) will be charged for the missed session.

Contact

I can be reached via email at:

sharynrosetherapy@gmail.com

Or by phone/text at:

508-517-3339

I am located on Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Blogs

The Right Fit: Choosing a Therapist

Most of us were raised in a culture where asking for help was not easy and could even feel downright terrifying! It takes a leap of faith to make that initial contact with a therapist and hope this person may be able to help mitigate the discomfort or pain we present with. People are told to “listen to their gut” or “trust their instincts” in finding a therapist to work with. A problem with that is, as a potential client coming in for help, the chances are the degree of pain

Grieving the Loss of a Pet

By definition, grief is a multi-faceted response to loss, particularly to the loss of someone or something to which a bond was formed. As therapists, we have the rare opportunity to learn from our clients, as our clients learn from us. Over the course of many years, I continue to bear witness to clients’ pain, whether it be buried, projected, internalized, or stuck. One thing remains the same; when it comes to the loss of one’s pet, there is nothing stuck about their deep and

Acceptance and Appreciation of Differences

Imagine for a moment how much healthier, happier, and safe our world would/could be if we all had a true and deep appreciation, respect, and acceptance of one another and our differences…. When people think of differences, the more obvious ones immediately come to mind, including race, ethnicity, religion, physical ability, or economic status. Then there are those differences not so obvious to the naked eye, such as sexual orientation, cultural beliefs, lessons learned early

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