Megan Mann, R.N., MA, LPC

Specialties: Anxiety disorders, Depression and Suicide Ideation, Mood Disorders, Self-Esteem Issues, Trauma and Abuse, Eating Disorders, Self Harming, Addiction, Loss and Bereavement, Chronic Pain, Family, Marital, Parenting and Pregnancy counseling

Megan received her Masters in Community Counseling from National Louis University and a Bachelors of Science in Nursing from the University of Connecticut. Her experience is well rounded in Intensive Care nursing, gerontology, youth and family services, addiction counseling and eating disorders recovery. Megan is a level one Gottman couples therapist, a Le Leche group leader and is CPR certified. She has extensive experience working as a client advocate for persons dealing with chronic illness and pain.

As an engaged, self aware, and caring therapist, Megan understands how to skillfully forge connections with her clients. Through her presence, she cultivates mindfulness in the therapeutic process, creating a safe and supportive environment for change and recovery.

​Megan has clinical experience with both in-patient and out-patient settings and providing individual, group and family therapy to young children, adolescents and adults.

Her clinical work is informed by the Collaborative Stage Model with additional training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, Mindfulness, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and strength-based models. By utilizing an integrative, holistic approach, Megan is devoted to helping her clients gain skills and self-awareness to overcome thought and belief patterns that stand in their way of living happy and fulfilled lives.