Mirna Quiroga, MA, LPC is an experienced Licensed Mental Health Counselor with a broad range of expertise in the mental health care industry. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, Spanish Language and Literature, Social Work, and Language Interpretation and Translation. Additionally, she has a Master of Arts degree in Community Counseling from Argosy University. She is skilled in coaching, crisis intervention, family therapy, and program evaluation, amongst other areas of expertise.

Mirna has held various positions within the mental health industry, including as a Licensed Mental Health Clinician and Clinician-Child Protective Services at Arlington County, as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor at The Women's Center, as a Program Director at Big Brothers Big Sisters of the National Capital Area, and as a Behavioral Therapist and Case Manager at International Emergency Shelter/Immigration Detention Center for minors.

Her extensive experience makes her a knowledgeable and reliable resource for anyone seeking mental health care services.