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Tamara's integrationist theoretical framework includes interpersonal, humanistic/existential, and feminist approaches. She enjoys collaborating with clients to identify effective counseling strategies and interventions. Tamara received her PhD in Counseling Psychology from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 2002, her Master's Degree in Wellness Management from Ball State University in 1993, and her Bachelor of Arts degree in Physics/Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1989. She completed her Counseling Psychology internship at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City in 2002. Tamara has a diverse professional background. She has taught undergraduate courses in areas such as Health Psychology, Introduction to Multicultural Awareness, and Career and Life Planning. Previous positions include Practicum Coordinator, Counseling Services, SUNY-Buffalo, Director, Worksite Programs, Wellness Council of West Virginia, and Organizational Consultant, Career Resources, Inc. As a principal of Smith Share Associates, Tamara provides workplace consultation.(click here for Smith Share Associates Flyer)
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Tamara Share, PhD is a licensed Psychologist and Health Services Provider in the state of North Carolina. She currently works in a group practice in Durham, NC conducting individual and couple's counseling. Her areas of interest/expertise include: health psychology, bereavement, developmental concerns, anxiety and stress management, career and life planning, cultural identities, organizational development, and mind-body awareness. She has substantial experience working with individuals on college campuses, including undergraduate and graduate students as well as faculty and staff.