Megan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with extensive experience helping adults facing a wide range of emotional and behavioral health concerns. She has worked in hospital settings, rehabilitation programs, addiction treatment, and community-based care, giving her a broad understanding of the challenges people experience throughout different stages of life.

For the past several years, Megan has specialized in providing psychotherapy to individuals living with traumatic brain injuries. In this role, she helps clients adjust to life changes, manage emotional challenges, strengthen coping skills, and improve overall quality of life. She also collaborates closely with multidisciplinary treatment teams and facilitates family support groups, recognizing that healing often involves the entire support system.

Prior to her work in rehabilitation, Megan served as a medical social worker, helping individuals and families navigate complex healthcare needs, hospitalization, discharge planning, and access to community resources. She also worked in addiction treatment, where she provided both individual and group counseling while helping clients build healthier coping strategies and work toward lasting recovery.

Megan's therapeutic approach is compassionate, collaborative, and individualized. She believes every person has unique strengths, and therapy should be tailored to each client's goals and experiences. She works alongside clients to build practical coping skills, increase emotional resilience, improve relationships, and create meaningful, lasting change.