Our Approach to Therapy
Our present day struggles often stem from pain experienced in our past. It’s part of the human condition. Since people are hurt in the context of relationships, deeper healing must take place in the context of relationships. Part of my role is to create a space for you to reflect on your past, understand where your troubles are coming from, and work together with you to discover the person you’d like to be in the future.

A note on fit:
According to a ton of research that’s been done, the greatest indicator of success in therapy is the fit between client and therapist. I check in with clients early and often to see how they’re feeling about the therapy. If at any point we think that another therapist might be a better fit for you, I will help you find someone that can work best to meet your needs.

Meet Jessica:
I consider myself similar to what Irvin Yalom called “a fellow traveler” (The Gift of Therapy). I am not an expert on your life, I am more of an expert in curiosity about your life. I, too, experience the painful limits of humanity. I will walk beside you, be curious about you, and work with you to put the pieces together to help you grow into the person you truly want to be.

A few non-work related things about me:
I’m a New York native who completed my undergraduate degree in Pennsylvania, graduate degree in New York, and established my early career in New York City. I moved to Texas in 2015 and eventually found my way back to Pennsylvania in 2026. I bring both East Coast energy and a hint of Texas warmth to my work. I love spending time with my family and friends, and I’m involved in my local church. When I’m not working, you’ll find me exploring the outdoors in and around the Philadelphia area.

Meet Megan:
Before pursuing my MSW, I spent more than a decade in the luxury fashion industry with Ralph Lauren while also serving as a lay counselor and mentor to young professionals. Those experiences sparked a passion for understanding how people navigate pressure, change, relationships, and questions of identity and purpose.

My path has also been shaped by personal experiences with loss, transition, and rebuilding. I've learned that sometimes the life we carefully build can shift beneath our feet, inviting us to rediscover our resilience, who we are and what matters most. As an MSW intern, I am passionate about supporting individuals through major life transitions, professional challenges, relationship concerns, and personal growth.

I strive to create a warm, collaborative space where clients feel understood, supported, and empowered to move toward greater clarity, resilience, and peace.