Sherri Eide, MA, LPCC received her Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Bethel University. She works with children (ages 6 and older), adolescents, young adults, adults, and families, providing a warm, supportive environment where clients can feel safe, understood, and encouraged.
Sherri is trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT, DBT-A, and DBT-C), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and the Flash Technique, an evidence-informed approach often used alongside EMDR to help clients process traumatic memories with less distress. Her clinical interests include anxiety, depression, trauma, behavioral challenges, parenting concerns, relationship difficulties, and spiritual exploration for those who desire to incorporate their faith into counseling.
As the mother of five children, including two adopted internationally from Korea and Ethiopia, Sherri has a personal understanding of the unique transitions, identity development, attachment needs, and life experiences that can accompany adoption. She is honored to walk alongside adoptees and adoptive families with compassion, understanding, and hope.
Sherri believes meaningful change begins within a trusting therapeutic relationship. She brings a relational, caring, and encouraging presence to each session while using a collaborative, strengths-based approach to help clients build resilience, develop practical skills, strengthen relationships, and move toward the life they desire. Her passion is helping people discover hope, healing, and lasting growth.
Specialty: Anxiety, depression, adolescents, parenting, relationship issues, grief and loss, etc.
Education: BA in Biblical Studies and Counseling, Bemidji, MN. MA in Counseling Psychology from Bethel University in St. Paul, MN.