Sirpa Gorman is a dedicated and experienced therapist who graduated from the State University of New York at Albany in 1994. With a passion for helping clients navigate life's challenges, Sirpa specializes in working with individuals of all ages, including preteens, children, teenagers, adults, and elders. Her comprehensive understanding of diverse issues, such as trauma, PTSD, substance use, and relationship dynamics, makes her a compassionate ally in the therapeutic journey. As an EMDR provider and practitioner of various effective therapy types including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), and family and marital counseling, she tailors her approach to meet the unique needs of each client. Sirpa warmly welcomes those grappling with complex challenges like domestic abuse, infertility, grief, and anxiety, ensuring a safe space where healing and growth can flourish. Her commitment to creating an inclusive environment resonates especially with LGBTQ+ clients, as she strives to assist individuals with self-acceptance and empowerment. Whether through engaging family sessions or individual therapy, Sirpa fosters a supportive atmosphere that promotes lasting transformation and resilience.

Megan Gruhl understands that individuals may experience anxiety, stress, or significant life changes that can feel overwhelming. With over 13 years of experience as a counselor, she is committed to fostering vibrant health and a fulfilling life for her clients. Her practice is designed for lasting change, focusing on the whole person. Through individual counseling, Megan employs therapeutic strategies and encourages lifestyle changes through exploration and reflection. As a certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach and a Nationally Board-Certified Licensed Professional Counselor, she approaches therapy from a holistic perspective. Megan believes in the power of self-awareness and excels at recognizing thought and feeling patterns that keep individuals stuck. Her goal is to facilitate change and growth, empowering clients to identify what has been holding them back. With her feedback and practical tools, Megan inspires her clients to embrace life's magic by guiding them to get out of their own way.

Loni Quinn is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping individuals who feel stuck in life or are struggling with their mental health. Her holistic approach takes into account all aspects of a person's life, including physical health, relationships, spirituality, and environment, enabling her to guide clients toward greater balance, happiness, and fulfillment. Loni specializes in trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and relationship issues, and offers a variety of therapy types including Compassion Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Energy Psychology. By integrating conventional psychotherapy with mind-body practices, she empowers clients to manage stress, cultivate meaningful relationships, and strengthen their self-awareness. Loni believes that mental health is not just about treating symptoms, but about aligning with overall well-being. Individual and couples counseling at her practice is person-centered and tailored to meet the unique needs and preferences of each client. Recognizing that asking for help is a strength, she provides support on each client’s healing journey, whether they are seeking a few sessions to boost coping skills or a deeper understanding of themselves.

Mary Snider is the compassionate founder of Eagle River Counseling, LLC, established in 2015. With a wealth of experience garnered in a variety of settings across Missouri, Colorado, and North Carolina, she has worked with diverse populations in adolescent residential care, adult inpatient facilities, in-home therapy, day treatment classrooms, and private practices. Mary truly enjoys supporting individuals of all ages, specializing in areas such as depression, anxiety, high emotional reactivity, behavior problems, divorce, custody issues, and life transitions. For custody situations, she is expertly trained in supervised access programs, coparent facilitation, parental alienation, parenting coordination, civil and family mediation, and alternative dispute resolution, as well as addressing family violence. With collaborative law training under her belt, Mary is an active member of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, sharing her knowledge through a monthly live webinar on custody issues. To ensure families receive the dedicated support they deserve, she limits the number of custody cases she takes on, recognizing the additional time and energy these complex situations often require, whether working with children individually or engaging with families.