Sharon Morginsky
MSSW, NLC, CSWC
Sharon Morginsky believes that God desires to make people whole. As a counselor, she seeks to uncover the larger story of each life and invites clients to discover what it means to have Jesus as their rescuer. Sharon encourages clients to view life’s challenges through the lens of the Gospel as they navigate the path towards healing together. Sharon’s counseling approach allows people to look at life clearly and honestly, working towards restoration and abundant life. Her clinical focus includes marriage therapy, anxiety and depression, grief and loss, and life transitions for women. Sharon also has a particular passion for counseling ministry families. She and her husband, a pastor, planted Grace and Peace Church (PCA), a church in the city center of Denver. They have five children, and when not grocery shopping or doing laundry, Sharon loves to hike, bike and kayak.
Personal,
Educational,
and Professional Experience
Master of Social Work, Clinical University of Tennessee, 2007
Bachelor of Science in Sociology, Georgia Southern University, 2000
Cross-cultural experience, including teaching English in China and Africa
Member, church-planting team, City Church of East Nashville; Grace and Peace Denver
Director, group home for at-risk youth
Continuing Education Training in:
The Limbic System and Trauma
Neurobiology of Attachment
Prepare/Enrich Certified (Premarital and Marriage assessment)
Somatic Therapy and Early Attachment
The Allender Center Story Sage Series
Internal Family Systems Trained