About Meghan
Background & Experience
I come to this work not only as a therapist, but as someone who has navigated her own challenges — growing up within family systems shaped by divorce, violence, and addiction, and walking a personal path toward healing and self-understanding. These experiences deeply inform how I show up in the therapy room: with compassion, authenticity, and a deep respect for the complexities of being human, honoring each person’s capacity to grow and heal.
Within my clinical experience, I have had the opportunity to support individuals, couples, and families across a variety of settings. I have had the privilege of helping clients navigate contentious co-parenting dynamics, self-perception and personal identity, relationship challenges, and the pressures of adolescence, including peer and school difficulties. I have also been fortunate in supporting families through reunification processes and work with children using a trauma-informed lens and play-based therapy, fostering growth, connection, and resilience.
My path to becoming a therapist is rooted in a deep appreciation for the healing and insight that therapy can offer. My background in Child Development and my own lived experiences inform the compassion, curiosity, and understanding I bring into the therapy space. This work is grounded in a genuine commitment to supporting others in finding clarity, balance, and healing in their own lives.
Witnessing the growth and courage in the clients I work with is one of the most meaningful parts of my work. The process of exploring one’s inner world takes incredible strength, vulnerability, and hope.
If you feel ready to take the next step, I’d love to connect and learn more about your journey. I look forward to meeting you.