“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 children, teens, and adults navigate life’s stressors with a focus on personal
strength and emotional skill development.”
Sam Guinan-Nyhart (he/him) Read More »
“I help children and adolescents overcome anxiety, advocate for themselves, and feel confident by building a positive therapeutic relationship where they feel comfortable expressing themselves.”
Emilie Ihnat, LPC (she/her) Read More »
“I support adolescents and young adults as they navigate the challenges of mental and emotional well-being during important stages of growth and transition. I am passionate about helping young people build self-awareness, emotional resilience, and healthy coping skills while supporting them through life changes, identity development, relationships, and everyday stressors.”
Erin Kelly, MSW, LSW (she/hers/her) Read More »
“I support kids, teens and adults managing anxiety, worry, and executive functioning challenges. Integrating compassion, creativity, humor, and flexibility to create a safe and affirming space that meets each person’s unique needs in therapy.”
Liz McNally, LCSW, MSW, ADHD-CCSP (she/her/hers) 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 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.”
Olly Sladek, M.Ed in Counseling (they/them) Read More »
“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.”
Marina Theisen, LPC (she/hers/her) 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 »