About Sharon Greenlee
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Sharon is a licensed counselor, author and consultant. For many years she has conducted seminars and workshops in all areas of personal growth, creativity, writing, stress reduction, grief, loss, change and life transitions. In the area of grief and loss she has provided staff development and grief after-care for hospital staff, schools, funeral directors, hospice staff and caregivers and various business groups. She conducts grief support groups and provides personal counsel for grieving adults and children. For many years her work as a hospice volunteer included support for bereaved children and their terminally ill mothers. Sharon’s book,” When Someone Dies”, Peachtree Publishing has been a source of comfort for many grieving children and adults. She is also the author of numerous articles. Recently moving from Wyoming to Fort Collins, CO, Sharon has a private counseling practice and teaches workshops, including grief and loss, for the Fort Collins Poudre Valley Hospital Aspen Club.
Sharon Greenlee's Articles
Does Grief End? Turning the Corner Takes Work, Faith, Patience
People who come for grief therapy often ask, “How long does this sadness last?” ”Does it ever get better?” “Will I ever wake up some morning and feel something different than what I’m feeling now?” Though the …
‘Decorate Your Memory’ on Memorial Day
By Sharon Greenlee –
When you see or hear Memorial Day, what are the first visuals and words that pop into?your mind?? I see the cemetery, the funeral, my mother’s grave. I hear my grandmother’s?mournful crying, …
Six Questions To Prepare You For, “How Are You Doing?”
By Sharon Greenlee –
It’s been over six months since my husband died and people still ask the question: ? “How are you doing?” ?
If you’ve lost a loved one, you’re familiar with that phrase.? I …
Gaining Control of Your Finances After Spouse-Loss
Ten Ways to Comfort the Grieving Heart
Prostate Cancer, Research Funding, and Male Vanity
Remembering ‘My Sister and My Best Friend’
My Daughter Was My Hero
March 11 Topic: Grief Experienced
