Sharon's
Published Books​
In addition to her counseling work, Sharon is also an accomplished author, having published two books on mental health and wellness. Her books provide valuable insights and practical tools to help individuals navigate life's challenges and achieve their full potential.
Check out Sharon's self-help books below.
If you want solutions to the most challenging issues facing students today and if you want to see what is really happening in our schools, then this book is for you. Let School Counselor Sharon Beatty walk you through the halls so you can see for yourself what students, teachers, administrators and counselors are dealing with on a daily basis.
Sit beside Beatty as she courageously and compassionately talks students through their most pressing and perplexing problems. Notice how she validates their feelings, feels their pain, listens attentively, and then asks a series of questions to help them reach within themselves to find solutions.
This dynamic workbook is designed to be used as a stand-alone or as a supplement to Beatty's workshops, trainings, or webinars. Set in an easy to access format, readers will come to quickly understand the major challenges plaguing young people today and see sample conversations that really work.
Based on Beatty's signature V.A.L.I.D. conversation format, readers will learn a communication strategy that works in all relationships.
V. = Validate their feelings and ideas.
A.= Ask supporting questions.
L.= Listen actively.
I.= Initiate appropriate level of support.
D.= Declare your love and ongoing support.
Honorable Mentions In Other Published Works
Author(s): Dr. TeShaunda Hannor-Walker , Lynn Bohecker , Elizabeth Wiggins , VASTI HOLSTUN , Michelle E Fellows
Chapter 2 Overview:
"In this chapter, professional school counselors will learn four evidence-based approaches and techniques that can be used in both secular and Christian school settings. While this chapter will share practical ways professional school counselors can provide counseling to all students, it will also provide a particular focus on ways professional school counselors can counsel students who identify as Christian and want to integrate faith into counseling. Counseling theories and techniques that allow for Biblical integration will also be explored to better assist Christian students who may feel marginalized in traditional secular school settings. A variety of skills, strategies, and tools to assist professional school counselors will be discussed throughout the chapter."
