Colleen O’Sullivan, LSW (she/hers/her)
“At Mirjam Quinn & Associates, I welcome clients who are seeking relief from distress, deeper self-understanding, and reconnection with their inner strengths.”
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Vara Saripalli, Psy.D. (she/hers/her)
“I help individuals across the lifespan understand how learning differences, ADHD, and executive functioning challenges impact their daily lives, so they can gain clarity, confidence, and practical strategies for success at school, work, and home.”
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Mikiela Satisfield, Psy.D., ADHD-CCSP (she/hers/her)
“I work with children, teens, and adults to make meaning of their experiences, affirm strengths, and build a grounded sense of self.”
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Olly Sladek, M.Ed in Counseling (they/them)
“I work with children, adolescents, and adults to explore and process their emotions, experiences, and work towards growth. I believe that everyone is the author of their own story and the expert on their own life and I help to guide and foster the change process.”
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Caitlin Sprague, MA, LPC, NCC (she/hers)
“I am passionate about helping neurodivergent children, adolescents, and adults discover their strengths, explore their interests, enhance their self-esteem, and develop practical tools to support their overall well-being.”
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Marina Theisen, LPC (she/hers/her)
“I support children and adolescents by creating a safe, nurturing environment where they feel seen, heard, and respected, while guiding them through emotional challenges to build self-esteem and meaningful connections.”
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Makayla Turner, MSW (she/hers/her)
“I believe that everyone has a voice and that voice needs to be heard regardless if they are young or older. Their voice is what gives them that self-autonomy perspective.”
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