Rev. Sheri Heller, LCSW

Rev. Sheri Heller, LCSW is a dual citizen of Canada and the United States and is a seasoned psychotherapist , certified coach and interfaith minister in private practice specializing in the treatment of complex trauma, narcissistic abuse syndrome, and addictive disorders. Sheri is also a writer and media resource who strives to deliver intelligent, well-researched, persuasive non-fiction content as well as plays and short stories which convey a raw, complex awareness of the innermost self.

Sheri's articles have been published at PsychCentral, The Humanist, Contemporary Psychotherapy Journal, Scene4 Magazine, The Feminist Wire and The Dissident Voice. She is also a top writer in mental health at the Medium platform. In 2017 Heller self-published an anthology of her writings, "A Clinician’s Journey from Complex Trauma to Thriving; Reflections on Abuse, C-PTSD and Reclamation". "Let the Phoenix Rise" is a full-length play Rev. Heller co-authored and integrated into a therapeutic theater event consisting of performances and workshops which were brought to mainstream audiences and at-risk underserved women in the public sector of NYC. Heller’s theater project was a proud recipient of grant funding from the Puffin Foundation, Eileen Fisher's Community Partnership, & Off- Broadway Angels. A work of creative nonfiction Sheri authored was curated by OC87 Recovery Diaries and morphed into an interview and an animated film short. Included in a one hour mental health special, this animated film short and interview was aired on PBS/WHYY in 2017.

Sheri’s input has been cited in publications such as Forbes, Social Work Today, Redbook, Tonic, Bustle, Psychology Today, The Epoch Times, NBC News, Readers Digest and Huff Post. Sheri was also featured as an expert in Tracy Malone’s book Divorcing Your Narcissist. She has been a guest on diverse podcasts discussing complex trauma and gender rights. Lastly, Sheri is a travel enthusiast, nature and art lover, and perennial seeker, with an appreciation for the absurd.