Sheridan Furrer

Sheridan Furrer is an outpatient mental health counselor with a focus on trauma and art therapy. She has worked in the mental health field since 2019 and obtained her license as a professional counselor in Ohio in July of the previous year. Her educational background includes a bachelor's degree in art with a double minor in psychology and human services from Metropolitan State University in Denver, followed by a master's in Counseling and Art Therapy from Ursuline. Sheridan is trained in EMDR and trauma-focused CBT. Her professional experience encompasses crisis intervention roles, including work as a behavioral health technician, at a walk-in crisis center, and with the 988 National Suicide Hotline, as well as clinical internships. She incorporates art therapy approaches in her counseling sessions and groups. Sheridan serves as Publications Chair for the Buckeye Art Therapy Association and holds a position on the Art Therapy Board for Northeast Ohio. She has led a service learning class on the Lakota Reservation and presented at national conferences. She was on the honor roll during both her undergraduate and graduate studies.