About Megan

Having experienced both Art Therapy and EMDR Therapy myself, I have benefitted from these therapies firsthand, and I am a deep believer in these processes of healing.  It is an honor to be able to provide these services to you, so I can support you on your journey of healing creatively.

My goal when working with a person is to reduce the suffering that they are experiencing and to help them facilitate personal growth.  I do this through creative and evidence-based practices, catering to each client's unique strengths and needs.  When a client is able to resolve unprocessed issues from the past, their transformation can cause their present and future to experience positive changes and growth.  

Megan earned a B.S. in psychology from Queens University of Charlotte, graduating Cum Laude. She continued her education at Pratt University, receiving her M.P.S. in Art Therapy and Creativity Development, where she graduated with distinction. 

Upon graduating, Megan became a Licensed Creative Arts Therapist in the state of New York (LCAT) and a Nationally Board Certified Registered Art Therapist (ATR-BC). 

Through the Creative Institute for Mindfulness, Megan was trained and became an EMDR Therapist.  She has also been trained by the University of Cincinnati in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).

Professionally, Megan has worked in a variety of settings serving different populations, both as an art therapist and as a supervisor to other therapists who are working towards their professional credentials.  

Populations Megan has worked with extensively are: LGBTQIA, Sexual Abuse Survivors, Violence Survivors, Trafficking Survivors, and individuals experiencing PTSD, Anxiety, and Depression.

Other populations she has worked with include: Children in the Foster Care System, Individuals on the Autism Spectrum, Specials Needs/Developmental Disorders, Individuals with Chronic or Terminal Illness, and Seniors.

• HMI Staff Leader Damien Award (2018): Commitment to the LGBTQ Community
• Global Citizenship Award (2010): Creative Approaches to Global Issues

Megan currently has a private practice based in Brooklyn & Queens, NY, where she works with both individuals and groups.  She also provides supervision to therapists seeking their professional credentials.