Sharp

Dr. Latryce Sharp completed her doctorate in Couple and Family Therapy from Adler University. She received her master’s degree in Counseling and Art therapy from the Adler School of Professional Psychology and her bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Art from Fisk University.

Currently, Dr. Sharp only offers virtual therapy. She understands the importance of creating a safe and inviting space in order to foster growth while helping her clients confront their challenges. Dr. Sharp incorporates a systemic based approach to help individuals, couples, and families overcome generational pathologies and destructive relational patterns. She enjoys helping clients gain and develop a better sense of self by understanding their behavioral and interactional patterns. Dr. Sharp invites her clients to address any challenges or concerns they may be experiencing. As a therapist she is a nurturer who is patient, humorous, and direct. She believes in meeting her client(s) were they are every time they step into her office to process their thoughts, feelings and emotions.

Dr. Sharp specializes in grief, depression, anxiety, perfectionistic tendencies, life transitions, identity work, trauma, PTSD, LGBTQ+ issues, kink, sex and sexuality issues, traditional, non-traditional, and other relationship constructs. She has extensive training in crisis intervention, clinical and research experience regarding trauma in children and adults, experience with supporting single’s relational explorations, couples’ issues, grief, loss, and environmental trauma. Dr. Sharp has experience working with individuals and couples from all walks of life and from various cultural backgrounds. She incorporates a systemic based approach to help individuals, couples, and families overcome generational pathologies and destructive relational patterns. She enjoys supporting clients gaining and developing a better sense of self by understanding their behavioral and interactional patterns.

In her free time, if she is not studying, Dr. Sharp enjoys spending time and sharing laughs with her family and friends, volunteering, painting, enjoying the city, engaging in new adventures, traveling, meditating, exercising, and listening to good music.