Perceptive & warm-hearted partnership in grief & growth.
Talk therapy for you
Online, face-to-face, or walk/talk, we meet for about an hour. Typically, meetings are weekly or bi-weekly but we can schedule in a way that makes sense. No need to commit to a particular time each week. Occasional evening availability. Insurance not accepted but documentation for out-of-network insurance benefits can be provided.
50 mins | $215
A note about fees. When working together, we will never take for granted the investment you are making—of time, of vulnerability, and of money. I work with all my clients to chart a course of therapy that makes sense not just emotionally and logistically but also financially.
Collective sessions meet face-to-face for about 90 minutes. Intensive therapeutic attention to relational dynamics both between and within you and someone you love. Traditionally known as couples therapy, joint work can be powerful for any two (or three or four or five!) people in any kind of relationships.
80 mins | $430
A note about fees. Relational work is profound—it requires broad emotional connectivity, deep clinical training, and nimble relational capacity. The cost reflects the resource-intensive nature of this work. Throughout, we will assess ongoing our collective impact and the availability of financial resources.
Therapy for you + someone you love
Let’s find your way.
STEP 1
Take one step
Reaching out to a counselor can be scary or nerve-wracking. Take a deep breath, remind yourself of the life you envision, and then let’s connect.
STEP 2
Talk to me
After I hear from you, I’ll call or email to schedule a brief 15 minute phone call to discuss your vision for our work. We’ll confirm that it feels like a good fit.
STEP 3
Meet with me
As we get acquainted in our first meeting, we’ll do some collaborative vision-setting for our work together and reaffirm our mutual commitment to the vision.
STEP 4
Take steps together
We begin a series of regular meetings guided by our shared vision and responsive to emerging needs. As we go, the security of our relationship deepens.
“Clients who know Megan describe her as a unicorn. That special type of individual whose character and virtue set a model to aspire to with uncanny ability to perceive and articulate the nuances of complex experiences and situations with compassion and practicality, and whose ability to lead by example and with conviction makes problems seem easier to manage and goodness easier to recognize.”
— Laura | Higher Education Colleague