Megan, with a Doctoral Degree in Social Work from Simmons University & a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Eastern Washington University, is a multifaceted professional licensed in Washington as a Mental Health Counselor and Independent Clinical Social Worker. Her qualifications extend to being an Autism Spectrum Disorder Certified Specialist (ASDCS), Chemical Dependency Professional, Child Mental Health Specialist, Couples Facilitator for Prepare-Enrich, & Certified Clinical Supervisor with the Department of Health. Since 1998, Megan has dedicated herself to working with children and families across various settings, with a specialization in trauma, substance use, and family systems therapy.

Beyond her clinical practice, Megan has contributed to academia as a former adjunct professor at Eastern Washington University’s School of Social and Behavioral Sciences. Her academic pursuits complement her clinical work, emphasizing her commitment to expanding social justice through competent clinical supervision for licensure candidates in mental health and social work. She is most recently providing continuing education credits for providers seeking to become clinical supervisors, working to decolonize supervision & practice.

As a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200) with The World Yoga Alliance, Megan integrates holistic practices into her therapeutic approach. She is passionate about addressing anxiety, depression, crisis intervention, Autism Spectrum Disorders, and personality challenges through an attachment and humanistic perspective. Megan’s therapeutic toolbox includes Intersectionality, Eastern Philosophical Approaches, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, along with Queer and Indigenous Theories, showcasing her commitment to collaborative and inclusive care. She finds fulfillment in working with individuals and families, both in one-on-one and group settings, guiding them through their challenges with compassion.