Dr. Sharon L. Gray Ed D, LPC
Specializing in Infant and Early
Childhood Mental Health
Sharon holds a master's degree in counseling and is a
Doctor of Education candidate in counseling psychology.
 She provides therapy from a supportive, strength-based
perspective.  Sharon uses insight-oriented cognitive
restructuring with strategic behavioral interventions to
promote change.  Areas of clinical interest include:  
Individual, Couple, Child and Family Counseling.
Infants & Toddlers
  • Rarely smiles
  • No interest in sights, sounds, or touch
  • Difficulty eating
  • Doesn't like being held
  • Unusually fussy
  • Avoids playing with others
  • Extreme separation or stranger anxiety
  • Sudden behavior changes
  • Extremely fearful or guarded
Sharon is uniquely qualified in Infant and Early Childhood mental
health:  trauma, attachment issues and problem behaviors.  If your
child has any of the following problem behaviors, Sharon can help.
  • Cannot play with others or toys
  • Lack of language or communication
  • Frequently fights with others
  • Unusually fearful
  • Remarkably active
  • Loss of earlier skills
  • Especially accident prone
  • Sudden behavior changes
  • Destructive to self/others
920-882-6610