Meg is a graduate student in the Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Houston Christian University (HCU). She has a background in teaching art to kindergarten students through high schoolers. Meg believes that childhood and adolescence can be one of the most trying times of life, so she is passionate about coming alongside kids and teenagers to help them in whatever way is needed.

 

Meg firmly advocates that every person is made in the image of God and is therefore deserving of love, respect, and open arms regardless of any mistakes they have made or any regrets they may have. In working with Meg, clients can expect empathy, accountability, and compassion.

 

Get to know Meg:

Meg loves art in all its forms and will usually spend her free time with a paintbrush in her hand. She enjoys reading the Bible and furthering her relationship with Jesus, attempting to grow flowers (with varying levels of success), writing stories and novels, baking cookies, weightlifting, playing volleyball, and going to the beach.

 

Location:

430 N Mills Ave Suite 4, Orlando, FL 32803

 

Education:

Columbia International University; B.S. in Business Administration

Houston Christian University; Pursuing an M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

 

Family:

Meg has been married to her husband Matthew for a little over two years. They enjoy creative writing, roller blading, and going on adventures.