Megan aims to help individuals find their authentic selves and develop the confidence to convey their true selves to the world.
Oftentimes, we lose sight of what we truly want for ourselves. Megan’s goal is to empower you to focus on your own experiences rather than on what others expect of you. Born and raised in the Washington Metro area, Megan understands firsthand how the stress of the DMV lifestyle can affect one’s personal life, work life and home life. Clients describe Megan as being creative, quirky, empathetic and reliable.
Megan is a Licensed Professional Counselor (PRC15421). She has seven years of experience helping children and adults work through behavioral and emotional struggles related to depression, PTSD, grief, substance abuse, eating disorders, body image, anxiety, family and sexuality. In addition, she has experience working with children diagnosed with a range of learning disabilities, Autism and Asperger’s. Megan is trained in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and incorporates various theoretical approaches to help you address any unfinished business that interferes with you being your whole self. Through this work, you will begin the process of self-acceptance and develop control over your behaviors and choices. Megan utilizes creative techniques that allow clients to break out of old patterns of behaviors that keep them from thriving and uncover new perspectives and solutions for issues that they may be facing. Emboldening clients to exercise creativity allows them to develop the confidence to seek new ways to develop their patterns of thinking, believing and doing into more successful, beneficial ways of being.
Megan earned her master’s degree in clinical counseling from Johns Hopkins University and her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Syracuse University.
Megan aims to help individuals find their authentic selves and develop the confidence to convey their true selves to the world.
Oftentimes, we lose sight of what we truly want for ourselves. Megan’s goal is to empower you to focus on your own experiences rather than on what others expect of you. Born and raised in the Washington Metro area, Megan understands firsthand how the stress of the DMV lifestyle can affect one’s personal life, work life and home life. Clients describe Megan as being creative, quirky, empathetic and reliable.
Megan is a Licensed Graduate Professional Counselor (LGPC00675). She has seven years of experience helping children and adults work through behavioral and emotional struggles related to depression, PTSD, grief, substance abuse, eating disorders, body image, anxiety, family and sexuality. In addition, she has experience working with children diagnosed with a range of learning disabilities, Autism and Asperger’s. Megan is trained in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and incorporates various theoretical approaches to help you address any unfinished business that interferes with you being your whole self. Through this work, you will begin the process of self-acceptance and develop control over your behaviors and choices. Megan utilizes creative techniques that allow clients to break out of old patterns of behaviors that keep them from thriving and uncover new perspectives and solutions for issues that they may be facing. Emboldening clients to exercise creativity allows them to develop the confidence to seek new ways to develop their patterns of thinking, believing and doing into more successful, beneficial ways of being.
Megan earned her master’s degree in clinical counseling from Johns Hopkins University and her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Syracuse University.