Megan Carlson

Empathy and innovation converge in the therapeutic approach of Megan Carlson, MA, LPC, a skilled practitioner specializing in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and somatic therapy. With a commitment to creating a safe and non-judgmental space, Megan guides her clients through their healing journeys with compassion and expertise.

At the heart of Megan's practice is her dedication to equipping clients with practical, workable skills and strategies. Her approach is not just about understanding problems, but actively empowering individuals to find success in the areas of their lives they're striving to improve. This focus on actionable solutions sets Megan apart, ensuring that therapy translates into tangible progress for her clients.

Megan's use of EMDR and somatic therapy reflects her commitment to evidence-based, holistic treatment methods. These powerful modalities allow her to address both the cognitive and physical aspects of her clients' experiences, facilitating deeper healing and more comprehensive personal growth. By integrating these approaches, Megan helps clients process past traumas, alleviate anxiety, and develop greater resilience.

Beyond her technical expertise, Megan is praised for her warm and empathetic presence. Clients feel seen and understood in their work with her, creating an environment where vulnerability and growth can flourish. This ability to forge strong therapeutic alliances is crucial to the success of her work, allowing clients to explore their challenges openly and honestly.

Megan's passion for social justice adds another dimension to her practice. She understands the importance of cultural competence and societal context in mental health, making her an excellent choice for clients who value a therapist with a broader perspective on personal and societal challenges. This commitment to understanding and addressing the wider factors affecting mental health demonstrates Megan's holistic approach to wellness and her dedication to treating the whole person, not just symptoms.