CREATOR PROFILE

Sherri Gordon

Author / Journalist / Content Creator
With more than two decades of journalism behind her, Sherri Gordon writes about the topics families most need help navigating — and rarely talk about openly. She brings the rigour of a former magazine editor and the empathy of a parent to every piece, whether the subject is college readiness, cyberbullying, or adolescent mental health. Her books and articles are consistently among the most-read resources for parents in the VerywellFamily ecosystem, a testament to how precisely she understands what readers are actually looking for.

Content
Family
Lifestyle
Parenting

Experience

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EXPERIENCE WITH PROPS

Sherri Gordon writes at the intersection of family life, adolescent development, and personal wellbeing. Her work for parenting, education, and lifestyle brands draws on 20 years of journalism experience and the credibility of nearly 30 published books. She is particularly strong on college readiness, teen mental health, and the practical challenges of raising adolescents in a digital world.

Subject Matter

Parenting, adolescent health, and family wellbeing. Sherri's work spans practical guides for parents of teenagers — college preparation, bullying prevention, mental health, and financial literacy — always grounded in research and delivered with clarity.

People & Society
Health

Content Formats

Long-form editorial and informational articles. Sherri writes in the trusted, reader-first voice of a seasoned magazine editor — clear, well-structured, and always anchored in the practical needs of her audience.

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Get to know

Sherri Gordon

As a seasoned author and journalist with more than 20 years of experience, Sherri is exceptionally well-equipped to cover topics relevant to families with teenagers. She combines extensive research with the perspective of a parent who has navigated these challenges firsthand, making her content both credible and genuinely useful.

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Five Important Conversations to Have with Your Teen Before College