Sherrie Ann Kleinholz, MA, LPCC-S, is a dedicated counselor who believes that personal vulnerability can lead to unbreakable strength. She recognizes that many individuals build barriers to protect themselves from vulnerability, as letting down one’s guard can often feel daunting. Sherrie understands that responses to abuse, trauma, and grief can result in walls that manifest as depression, anxiety, and challenges in intimate relationships. Nonetheless, she champions the idea that human resiliency is more powerful than commonly acknowledged. Through collaboration, Sherrie guides her clients in harnessing their inner strengths while processing experiences and learning new skills to gently dismantle barriers and reconstruct a fulfilling life. Her extensive experience includes dual diagnosis work and supporting individuals facing trauma, crisis, substance abuse issues, depression, anxiety, emotional regulation challenges, anger management, and relationship difficulties. Sherrie embraces a holistic approach, treating each person as a whole, recognizing that the connection between body and mind is vital. She comprehends that chronic pain can intertwine with feelings of depression, and she is committed to addressing all pertinent issues with her clients aged 18 and over.