She uses an integrative, strengths-based approach that combines cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), psychodynamic therapy, and mindfulness techniques to help clients develop healthier coping strategies, improve emotional well-being, and create meaningful personal growth. She is deeply committed to creating a safe space where client’s feel heard, respected, and supported without judgment.

 

Dr. Quinn earned her doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from Azusa Pacific University, with specialized training in neuropsychological assessment and family psychology. After graduate school, she completed an APA accredited doctoral residency and a post-doctoral fellowship at Children’s Institute, Inc., where she provided therapy to children, adolescents and families, and conducted court-ordered psychological assessments. During her advanced postdoctoral training, she became certified in multiple evidence-based treatments through the Department of Mental Health and earned national certification as a trauma specialist. Throughout her career, Dr. Quinn has worked in a variety of clinical settings, including community mental health clinics, schools, university counseling centers, inpatient psychiatric hospitals, and has provided mental health services internationally. In addition to her doctorate in Clinical Psychology, she holds a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology, a master’s degree in Forensic Psychology, and a bachelor’s degree in Psychology.