Seeking care for your child, in any form, can be an uncomfortable step as a parent; Megan meets this step with understanding of that discomfort, as well as a deep sense of responsibility to both parent(s) and child, while bringing a genuine enthusiasm to work together as a team. 

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Gentle, committed, and attentive, Megan is devoted to nourishing and protecting every child’s unique spirit. Megan has a background working directly within the family unit through her role as a child caregiver, an experience that formulated a deeper appreciation for parent’s insight on their child, the worries that arise through each developmental stage, and how to act as a support to the individualized needs of each family. 

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Deeply humbled by the trust that parents place in their child’s therapist, Megan listens with the care and patience needed to understand and best support the people she works with.

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Megan formalized her interest in family work by training and receiving her Master’s in Social Work from Fordham University in 2023. She has worked in a school setting where she provided psychotherapy and concrete support to children diagnosed with anxiety, autism, and PTSD, as well as those experiencing homelessness, school resistance, and food scarcity.