Sarah Fedishen, LPC, LAC^Therapy Program Consultant
Sarah brings over 20 years of experience in the human services field with a focus on leadership, program development and clinical coordination. Her career includes leadership roles as program director at Aspen Hope Center and executive director of Family Resource Centers of the Roaring Fork Schools, as well as extensive experience in child welfare, adult protection and behavioral health. A Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Licensed Addiction Counselor (LAC), Sarah has provided direct clinical services, licensure supervision and program oversight across a range of human service settings.
Sarah currently works at Colorado Mountain College in the Human Services Program and also serves as an adjunct professor in the program. Passionate about workforce development and strong agency partnerships, Sarah has earned recognition for her community impact, including the Garfield County Humanitarian Award. She is deeply committed to her community and to providing humanistic, thoughtful services that strengthen families and foster resilience.
Sarah lives in Carbondale with her daughter and husband and, in her free time, can be found reading, hiking, camping and spending time with her dogs.
Erin Quinn, LCSW^Beacon of Hope IOP Supervisor
Erin grew up in Boulder, Colorado and attended Colorado State University for both her undergraduate and Masters Degrees in Social Work. Erin obtained her LCSW in 2020, and has had the unique privilege of gaining experience in various settings such as community mental health, residential treatment and nonprofit work along the Front Range corridor and Roaring Fork Valley of Colorado. Erin has found her niche in school-based mental health services and utilizes a spectrum of clinical training to focus on the prevention of mental health challenges and suicide in young people and their families. You might see Erin riding her mountain bike around town or playing with her husky, Grizzly. Don't hesitate to say “hi!”