Author
Sharon Taylor, MSW, Ph.D, is an educator, a speaker, and a writer. She is an Associate Professor of Social Work and Psychology and Women’s Studies Chair at Saint Martin’s University in Lacey, Washington, near Seattle.
She holds degrees in Business, Social Work, and Relational Psychology. She is a late bloomer who hoped to be a foreign correspondent and live a life of endless adventure and travel. Some of that has actually happened and more of both are predicted.
Dr. Taylor is frequently invited as a speaker at international and national conferences about grief and loss and professional ethics. Currently, she is working with artist, James Hartel, on an illustrated book of her parents letters; serves as board president of the Phoenix Centers for Autism Treatment, and lives in Arizona and Washington.
Speaking Engagements
Nov 7-10 American WW II Orphan’s Network national conference in Tucson, Arizona
Dec 1-4 International Journal of Arts and Sciences conference keynote speaker in Gottenheim, Germany
Apr 15-18 Association for Death Education and Counseling Dallas, Texas
