“I help children, adolescents, and adults find ways to navigate through past trauma and explore ways to identify triggers through self-reflection, and find alternative methods to help address anxiety and depression.”
Daniela Chavez, MSW, LSW, ADHD-CCSP (she/her) Read More »
“I help children and adolescents navigate difficult feelings, life transitions, and adverse experiences by placing them at the center of their own story and acting as a guide to find the tools for authentic and healthy emotional expression.”
Alexander Degenhard, M.Ed (he/him/his) Read More »
“I help kids, adolescents, adults, and couples understand themselves, their wants and needs, and their relationships by building a trusting and collaborative space for them to explore their feelings in safety.”
Megan Hanafee-Major, Psy.D. (she/her) Read More »
“I support children, teens, and adults by creating a safe, nurturing environment where they can explore and process their emotions, experiences, and work towards fulfilling their goals.”
Adriana Jimenez, MA (she/hers/her) Read More »
“I help children, teens, and young people through adverse experiences by creating a safe environment to navigate challenging behaviors, discover strengths, and build confidence to show up authentically.”
Christine Miller, LCSW (she/her) Read More »
“At Mirjam Quinn & Associates, I welcome clients who are seeking relief from distress, deeper self-understanding, and reconnection with their inner strengths.”
Colleen O’Sullivan, LSW (she/hers/her) Read More »
“I work with children, adolescents, and adults to explore and process what you’ve been through, and to help you move toward real growth and change.”
Olly Sladek, LPC, M.Ed in Counseling, NCC (they/them) Read More »
“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.”
Caitlin Sprague, MA, LPC, NCC (she/hers) Read More »
“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.”
Makayla Turner, MSW (she/hers/her) Read More »