Megan is a Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (MN #4508) who holds a Master's Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln. Megan approaches therapy through an attachment-based, trauma-informed lens, and is trained in EMDR. Her clinical interests include life transitions, grief and loss, self-worth, body image, relationship dynamics, and recovery work. She has specific experience within eating disorder recovery.

Megan engages in therapeutic work with a spirit of patience and hope, seeking to collaborate with clients to understand their view of themselves, the world, and their relationships. She believes every person holds inherent dignity and is created for authentic relationships with themselves and others. Megan strives to create a space where each individual, couple and family can experience peace in pursuing healing to progress towards their personal integration and wholeness. Megan sees the pursuit of therapy as one of courage and resilience. She holds reverence and humility in the opportunity to walk with others to discover greater freedom and develop deeper meaning in their lives.

Megan received bachelor degrees in Studio Art, Printmaking and Drawing, and Art History from Drake University. While serving four years as a missionary with the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS), Megan's passion deepened for accompanying others on their healing journey. Following her work with FOCUS, Megan completed her studies to become a therapist. She enjoys exploring art museums, thrift stores, and the outdoors.

Megan is available for individual, couples, and family therapy in the office and via telehealth. She practices under the supervision of Kenna Millea, LMFT.