With a foundation of over 25 years in the mental health sphere, Sha Wortman has distinguished herself as an accomplished professional, adept at navigating the multifaceted challenges within healthcare, hospice, and educational settings. Sha’s journey through the domain of mental health began with her academic achievements, earning both a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) and a Master of Education (M.Ed.) in School Counseling from Georgia State University.
Sha Wortman, APC
Occupation:
Associate Professional CounselorPracticing Since:
1998Phones:
678-371-7357location:
327 Dahlonega Hwy, Suite 1902 B, Cumming, GA 30040Biography
Sha’s career, enriched with two decades of commitment, was primarily centered around her role as a school counselor. Here, she developed a keen expertise for addressing the complex needs of students. She proved her capabilities not only in guiding young minds but also in providing support to families and educators. This role tested and highlighted her skills in creating an inclusive environment conducive to growth and understanding. Currently Sha is seeking Licensure as a Professional Counselor in the State of Georgia, and is under the Supervision of Joan Chabib, LPC.
Personal Experience
Her invaluable experience stems from interactions with diverse populations from various cultural, socio-economic, and ethnic backgrounds, allowing her skills as a practitioner of counseling to be filled with empathy and inclusivity. As an Associate Professional Counselor (APC), Sha has a commitment to foster resilience and mental well-being across the age and social spectrum. Her holistic approach is deeply influenced by her faith, acknowledging the unique narratives we all carry that inform our healing journeys.
With extensive experience across a range of psychological concerns, Sha is equipped to support a diverse clientele, ranging from children to adults. The areas of expertise include:
- Anxiety: Offering strategies and therapies to cope with and reduce anxiety.
- Depression: Helping clients improve symptoms of sadness, loss of interest or lack of pleasure in activities, as well as other symptoms including fatigue, feelings of worthlessness or guilt, and difficulty concentrating.
- Faith and Spirituality: Integrating one’s beliefs into the healing process.
- Life Transitions: Guiding through changes such as career moves or personal milestones.
- Parenting Issues: Assisting parents with child-rearing complexities, including behavioral and learning challenges. As well as supporting parents and children post the finalization of a divorce or blending families.
- Executive Function Skill Building and School Related Issues for Students: Developing organizational skills and self-discipline in learners. As well as tackling academic, social, and behavioral challenges in school environments.
- Grief and Loss: A safe and supportive environment is provided for clients to express their feelings, process grief, and learn coping strategies to manage emotions.
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