About Sharon
Sharon Ploss has dedicated more than 20 years to helping individuals and families build meaningful lives in recovery. As Vice President of Longview Behavioral Health, she leads the campus day to day: building the clinical teams, shaping the programs, and setting the standards of care that guide every individual who walks through the doors.
Raised in a small North Shore Massachusetts community where substance use and mental health challenges touched close friends and family, Sharon developed an early commitment to advocacy and to creating spaces where people feel seen and heard. That conviction has shaped her entire career.
She earned her Bachelor of Social Work from Regis College and her Master of Social Work through the Advanced Standing Program at Wheelock College. Over two decades in behavioral health, she has held clinical and leadership roles across respected treatment organizations, developing programs and teams that help people achieve lasting recovery and personal growth.
At Longview, Sharon is building on the philosophy at the heart of Rockland Recovery Group: that the opposite of addiction is connection. Her focus is an environment where individuals can move through every stage of recovery under one roof, and where treatment comes with the meaning, hope, and connection that make lasting change possible.
