Sharn Waldron is a Jungian analyst and psychotherapist with over thirty years of clinical experience, practicing from her consulting room in East Geelong, Victoria, Australia. She holds a Master of Arts in Psychoanalytic Studies from La Trobe University Melbourne and trained as a Jungian analyst through the Association of Jungian Analysts (AJA) in London, completing her psychotherapy training at the British Association of Psychotherapists. She is registered with the IAAP, UKCP, PACFA, ANZAP, ARCAP, and ACA.

Waldron's career trajectory is marked by an unusual breadth of clinical settings. Initially trained as an archaeologist, she transitioned into psychotherapeutic practice following her own experience of personal therapy. She has worked as a psychotherapist in military intelligence, public service and industry, cardiac rehabilitation, community health, and rape crisis centres. In the United Kingdom, she maintained a private practice and worked with emergency services in Suffolk and Cambridgeshire before relocating to Australia, where she continues both private practice and emergency services work.

A published researcher and independent scholar, Waldron has contributed to the Journal of Analytical Psychology, the Australian Journal of Psychotherapy, and Quadrant (New York), among other journals. Her scholarly interests encompass trauma psychology, historical dimensions of analytical psychology, and the psychodynamics of couples and families. She co-won the Australian Rural Hospital Award in 1993 for her work with a cardiac rehabilitation program, reflecting a longstanding commitment to bringing depth-psychological perspectives to diverse clinical and community settings.