McGregor, Sheri: - Sheri McGregor knows the pain of an adult child's rejection. Oneof her five adult children disengaged from the family, which sether on a quest to find answers, reclaim her happiness, and helpother parents of estranged children. In late 2013, she foundedRejectedParents.NET where she connects with hurting parentsfrom around the world. McGregor holds a bachelor's degree in psychology, a master'sdegree in human behavior, and has recently completed two yearstoward a doctorate degree in psychology. McGregor works as a lifecoach and has served on the advisory board for National University'sCollege of Letters and Sciences. Her long career as a writerincludes articles on psychology, health, and a variety of other topics, which have appeared in dozens of national and internationalpublications. She has also written for anthologies, websites, andorganizations including the non-profit Families for DepressionAwareness. Sheri McGregor has been a repeat guest on a San DiegoFOX Television affiliate, on KUSI TV, and on a variety of radioshows and podcasts. Her quotes and books have appeared or beenfeatured in publications and at sites including CNN, HuffPost, AskEllie, Good Housekeeping, AARP, The Saturday Evening Post, VanityFair, PsychCentral, Self Help Daily, The Star, Portsmouth Daily Times, Great Senior Living, and Considerable. Sheri McGregor has become a powerful voice for the parents ofestranged adult children. Her highly regarded book Done With TheCrying: Help and Healing for Mothers of Estranged Adult Children helpsparents break free from emotional pain and move forward in theirown lives. As of this date, approximately 60,000 copies are in circulation, and in 2019, an accompanying workbook was released forrepeat readers or those using the e-book or audiobook. Done WithThe Crying was a Foreword Reviews Finalist and a winner of a LivingNow Book Award. McGregor's latest offering, Beyond Done WithThe Crying: More Answers and Advice for Parents of Estranged AdultChildren is a must-have for those enduring this unique sorrow. Sheri McGregor lives in the Sierra foothills where she lovesto hike, is inspired by nature, and is grateful for every moment.She has recently brought her love for gardening to houseplants andmay soon be writing from an indoor jungle.